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right behind the police cruisers, was a black town car.

“Clara Hayes?” he asked, his voice slick and polished, though his eyes darted nervously toward the street where Julian was currently being pushed into the back of a squad car.

“I am Clara,” I said, blocking the doorway. “And you are?”

He offered a tight, practiced smile that didn’t reach his cold continue reading …