Chapter 11

“Well, I’m here,” he said and watched Kiko roll his eyes.

By the time Gordon had walked back over and interviewed them, too, it was getting darker out. Kiko seemed more than ready to get going, and Dom figured he was eager to get back before Katie got too pissed off. They finished up and Gordon gave them permission to leave.

“If you need someone to watch the parakeet…” began Kiko as Gordon was putting away his pen and pad.

“No need,” he said. “I’ll take her home with me.” His expression turned stern. “And I know you boys, you like to get involved with this sort of thing. Stay out of it this time. You both want to live to see your wedding day, right?”

Dom almost agreed, but Kiko was dragging him back to the truck. He shook himself, not sure what he was even thinking. He needed a drink. 4

“That’s all?” asked Katie, leaning on the counter. “Body, rug, house. I knew most of that already.”