Larry had arranged for their car to be picked up and had notified the police that Kali would not be making any statements. Without a shred of evidence to the contrary, they’d simply ruled it an accident. They didn’t even cite her for leaving the scene of an accident, just a ticket for improper lane travel. Despite his overall creepiness, she had to admit he was good at what he did. The morning was spent the same as yesterday and as countless others. She got the kids ready for school, bugged Adam about eating breakfast, took leftovers to Richard, and then saw everyone off. Then, she was alone again. No party had happened yesterday. Adam had something planned but Kali had asked him to call it off. She was still shaken from the accident and her neck hurt so badly it was causing her head to throb again. She took a painkiller and relaxed in the backyard. Glancing down, she saw Sebastian’s business card. Kali picked it up, ran her finger along the edge, and then brought it near her nose.
