The last time Mark had occupied a prison cell, he was accused of the murder of his partner. This time he was accused of breaking curfew with the other surviving partygoers from Lulu"s club. When the police had stormed the place he and Adams had kept quiet, allowing themselves to be arrested instead of showing their badges. The police brought them to his old stomping ground, only briefly finding amusement in his predicament once they realised who he and Adams were. The cops—his old friends—treated him like a common criminal even though he now outranked them. But then, according to his record, he was a criminal: a murderer, in fact. He was the enemy, not just for his crimes, but for his new station as a member of PCU. The elevated position put him even lower in their esteem. And as he sat in
