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The uniformed officers didn’t handcuff her when they tucked her into the caged backseat of their cruiser. Mara took that as a good sign. The news they were headed to an office park near the airport instead of jail also came as a relief. She assumed it was the place where Ping had been questioned. Since she still had her phone, she texted her destination to him. He confirmed and promised to get in touch after contacting the attorney.
Twenty minutes later, they pulled into a parking lot where Suter and Bohannon stood waiting. They dismissed the uniformed officers.
“What’s the point of hauling me here in a police car? All you had to do was call. I would have driven myself,” she said.
Bohannon held open a door to a beige office building.
“This way we didn’t have to worr
