TWENTY-NINE
Rora heard little else for the rest of the evening. It was getting dark and with every second that passed, she feared what could be going on out there. Torres should have his confession from Burke by now. She trusted that whatever tech Strike had set him up with, the agent would get what he needed to clear his name and although it was heartening to hear that Torres had been supportive, she still classed this as a major favor that she’d expect to be repaid one day when they needed it.
And, if nothing else, she shouldn’t have to explain why she had no inclination to roll on her love anymore.
If she knew Strike, he’d have spent the last couple of hours preparing for their escape. No doubt Bella was talking plans for the future, but Rora doubted Strike was thinking m
