Rayleigh's POV
Jackets on. Suits tight. Courage shining.
Most importantly, it was our will to find the truth and get so many lives back on track. I mean in every sphere.
We were about to stop a terrible crime. I never liked Jacob Fenris. Even if his donations became a part of my salary slip. I'd hate anyone who committed a medical crime. Any crime, in fact.
The small locket under all my clothes, hanging on my chest gave me a soft buzz. I ignored it for a little while.
"There he goes," Elaine spotted Jacob exiting the hospital via the back door. My instincts said he'd take that exit and I was right. He got into a car, drove it himself and hit the streets.
"He's definitely going somewhere shady. Why won't he have a chauffeur?" Elaine asked. I couldn't agree more. We followed into the n
