25: Don’t Stand Still
HE HAD BEEN BACK AT Trident for a couple of days, caught up in the daily grind of policing work.
He didn’t manage to get the tattoos he had wanted. He should have done it before he went back to work. He concluded that it was probably his way of leaving important things for last, and sometimes until it was regretfully too late.
Though working long hours, he hadn’t neglected to stay in touch, almost on a daily basis, with Jordan who constantly reminded him to leave the matter to the Air Force’s Office of Special Investigations.
‘Not your job,’ he’d say.
At this stage of the investigation, DCI Greene and DI Field had been taken off the case. The death of an American Cultural Attaché was now formally a matter for the Americans to solve. Although the crime happened wi
