Everything inside him was racing, too, and even though he’d sworn to uphold the law, there was no way he was going to let Hague use that court order to take the babies. The trouble was, he didn’t know exactly how to stop him. It was hardly legal extenuating circumstances for Tucker to say he wouldn’t hand over the babies because he didn’t trust the social worker. But he didn’t. And it wasn’t just all that unexplained money that Reed had uncovered, or the fact that one of the women rescued from the baby farm was Hague’s cousin. It was something else. Something that Tucker couldn’t quite put his finger on. He’d already called Hague’s boss, Rita Longley, as soon as he’d left Darren’s ranch, and Tucker had told the woman to back off on the court order. He hadn’t outright accused Hague of wrongdoing, but he’d warned Ms. Longley that Hague could have a conflict of interest and that he should be pulled from this particular case.
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