A couple of minutes later Noah left the precinct, walking the woman's body to a coffee shop for donuts before leaving her body in the store to return to his.
Hopefully the hypersensitive Keeper inside didn't notice.
After that he waited an hour for Madeleine to leave the station. She slumped into her chair with a tired groan.
"Hank sensed you entering your body," she informed him. "I said I'd track down the signal but he didn't let me leave. Then all the officers talked to me before I left, they were interested in my school stuff."
Noah was glad to have his mind separated from hers. There was no point in spoiling her naivety with his cynical thoughts.
"Well, sorry about that but we have bigger problems," Noah muttered.
Madeleine leaned closer. "What did you find in Tammy's file?"
Noah didn't even know how to start explaining this. Mostly because he doubted it; no matter how damning the evidence was.
"They think Gladis killed her daughter and hid the body."
