CHAPTER 33-2

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They drove in silence to the hospital. For some reason Bohannon didn’t want to elaborate about who or what they were going to see, and Mara had decided that not asking a lot of questions might be the best strategy for not getting any more deeply involved than she absolutely had to. It was one thing to agree to look into what some of the passengers from the flight might be up to, but it was another to out-and-out go seeking trouble. And taking an impromptu trip to the hospital with the grim-faced detective felt like trouble. They parked in a small parking lot tucked between two wings of the hospital that didn’t appear to be used by the general public. A quarter of the spaces were occupied by utility vehicles, vans, trucks and one ambulance. The rest struck Mara as employees’ personal vehic

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