CHAPTER SEVEN
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MCNAMARA LEFT THE FLAT and closed the door behind him, taking care that it didn’t lock automatically behind him. The detective decided to wait for his people’s arrival in the hallway, right there in front of the flat.
The chief inspector unbuttoned his coat because it was quite warm in the hallway. Then, he leaned on the wall with his hands burrowed in his pockets and his ankles crossed.
A couple passed by him, and when they noticed the flash of anger in McNamara’s eyes, they tried to avoid him. Nevertheless, the width of the hallway didn’t allow them to put too much distance between them and the detective, and McNamara took full advantage of that. The man had noticed their intention, but he did need to ask a few questions and couldn’t allow them to give him a wi
