Chapter 10
When Adam stepped out of Ganymede after work that evening, there was commotion down the street, with flashing lights and a police officer doing his best to control the crowd that had gathered.
He crossed the street, avoiding the scene altogether, crossing back once he’d passed the chaos of emergency vehicles and the gawking crowd.
He had known Ivan was important, that he was from a prominent family with connections to the university, but he hadn’t realized how important until that moment.
It was hard to imagine a dead human would have garnered half the attention—if it drew any attention at all—no matter where they died.
He was eager to get home, to collapse on his bed, and hopefully have a few quiet minutes where he could be happy. Because he was, for the first time he coul
