Brody had wandered off and came back just as Quinn finished with the first-aid kit. At least Jimmy had been prepared for everything.
“We can put him in the room over there, it’s empty,” Brody said, pointing at a door Quinn hadn’t noticed.
Jimmy winced in a different way now. He seemed to deflate, and it took until Quinn frog-marched him to the doorway to realize why that was. The room had obviously been furnished for the human trafficking. There were mattresses on the floor and buckets nearby. That was it.
“You have any more guns on you?” Quinn asked, not really wanting to pat Jimmy down. He could tell how fucking defeated he was already.
“Nah, I don’t bother with knives and you took the pistol.” He used his good hand to dig out his phone and handed it to Quinn. “There.”
“Thanks. Now go in.”
“There’s water in the office fridge…”
“I’ll get it,” Brody said, jogging off.
“Thanks,” Jimmy murmured.