Chapter 26
Julia had been beside herself, in tears, since the call came in to the station. Rose had frantically waved her over, and when she put the phone to her ear, Logan had said, “Julia, there’s someone here who wants to speak with you.”
She had listened and waited, her heart in her throat. There was a rustling on the line.
“Mommy?” Trinity cried, and Julia had wept and told her how much she loved her, and was she okay? It had been a short call, but Logan had come back on and assured her Trinity was safe.
He had come through for her. He had never let her down—never lied. He had saved her daughter.
Now, as she sat in the passenger seat of her compact while Rose drove the twenty-six miles to the hospital in the next town; she was numb with disbelief at the idea that Brent Maloney ha
