“And we’re going to need at least an hour of your time at the station,” Tony added. “Dallas, there’s an officer ready to take your statement now. Then you’re free to go.”
Dallas frowned. “I could drive Adri.”
Tony shook his head. “Actually, I’d feel better if she came with me. We still don’t know if this guy was working alone, or if there is someone else still waiting for an opportunity.”
I sucked in a breath.
“I don’t want to scare you,” Tony said, “but I promised to be up front with you, and that’s one aspect of this investigation. We’ll know more once we question the suspect.”
“Okay.” I turned to Dallas. “I’m sorry.”
Tony cleared his throat. “I’ll give you two a minute before we go.”
“I don’t want to let you out of my sight,” Dallas murmured. He pulled me close enough that I coul
