“Victoria, we need to talk,” he said. “I’ve been thinking about our list, and I’d like to run some ideas past you.” “I need to talk to you, too. Why don’t you let me go first?” I asked after I kissed my grandmother. “We won’t be long. I promise.” “Oh, I’ll be fine until you are,” she said. “Where do we stand?” I brought her up to date on our customers and their current status, and then Moose and I went back to the same booth where I’d been sitting earlier. “What’s up?” Moose asked. I quickly told him everything I’d uncovered since I’d seen him last. He whistled softly under his breath, and then he said, “You’ve been busy, haven’t you?” “They all came to me,” I said. “I swear I didn’t go looking for any of them.” “Easy, Victoria. I approve. I’ve been beating my head against the wall driving around town trying to figure this out, but I haven’t made a bit of progress. This is good news.” “Only if we can figure out who’s lying to us, and if the same person is the killer,”
