CHAPTER 49
KARMA
Two days after contacting the detectives, Lisa opened the door to Eddie. He was carrying a newspaper, and wore loose-fitting beige pants, an open-necked shirt, and a short suede jacket. He smiled at Lisa and took a seat opposite her in the kitchen with a sigh and drooping shoulders. The newspaper lay on the table, but Lisa didn’t focus on it.
“You look tired,” said Lisa.
He nodded. “After what we discovered, I haven’t been able to sleep. Apart from that, working overtime with a few suicidal youths is draining. It comes with the territory, but I think I’m getting way too old for this.” He fiddled with his shirt collar. “I’m thinking I might reduce my hours and let more of the younger ones take over if there is a crisis. What do you think?”
Lisa smiled. “Sounds like a p
