The man beamed, bowing and scraping as he promised he would get his hands on it.
This was a matter of life and death; he couldn't afford to be the least bit careless.
He would get it this time, even if it cost him his life!
Meanwhile, Zoe Sawyer clenched her fists. It was that feeling again—a new case was coming.
She just didn't know what kind of case it would be this time.
Then, as everyone watched, Zoe Sawyer stood up and strode toward a door on the other side of the office.
Sean Hughes and Heath Hale sighed, rising to follow her.
She gripped the doorknob, closed her eyes, and centered herself. Soon, the familiar sensation washed over her.
Zoe Sawyer took a deep breath and pushed the door open. Before her was a glass greenhouse. Looking up, she could see the sky had already grown dim.
On one side of the greenhouse was a digital clock. Zoe Sawyer could clearly see the time it displayed: sometime tomorrow.
