CHAPTER THIRTY THREE
When Riley got home later that day, she sensed that trouble was in store. April hadn’t responded to a single text message or accepted a call since Riley had gone to Delaware. Something was going on, and she wasn’t sure she was ready to deal with it.
It was late afternoon, and April ought to be home from school by now. But Gabriela met her at the door and Riley could tell from her expression that all wasn’t well.
“Señora Paige, I wasn’t expecting you,” Gabriela said.
“I thought I’d be in Delaware a while longer,” Riley said.
She had stopped at the BAU on her way back to pick up photographs and make sure that she had all the files about the case. Walder wouldn’t approve, of course, but Riley was determined to keep tabs on what was going on.
“I am glad you are here,
