CHAPTER THIRTY-FOUR
The detective asked numerous times for the address where Hana last saw the box. She refused. “No, I’ll get it. I don’t want you upsetting my grandson.”
“I can get a warrant,” he threatened and Logan stood.
“It’s time you left. My wife is tired. We’ve told you we’ll get it and I expect you to be satisfied with that.” He moved close enough to Odering for the other man to take a step back. “If you interfere, we’ll disappear and you’re on your own.” Logan’s jaw worked in his cheek and Odering blanched.
“Okay.” He side stepped Logan and nodded to Hana. “I’ll see you soon, Mrs Du Rose,” he said, his voice containing a veiled threat.
As his heels receded along the corridor, Hana slumped against the pillows. “I need to use the bathroom.”
Logan helped push the drip stand i
