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In Harlow’s haste to get to Felipe, she hadn’t really thought about what seeing him would involve.
Ryske parked the car on a quiet street. She got out, while the guys stayed behind to wipe prints and erase the evidence they’d been present. They wouldn’t be returning to the vehicle.
Wandering to the corner alone, drawn by the glow of the hospital lights, Harlow looked down the perpendicular block to a gap between the buildings.
The ambulance bay.
This was the first time she’d seen that entrance since the night she fled the city. Even when Clyde had gone inside to ask about Bale, she hadn’t come this close.
Ryske and Maze strode past her.
“Come on, Trink,” Ryske said and kept on going.
Harlow couldn’t.
He was halfway across the street by the time he glanced back to find she wasn’
