His black eyes were bottomless pools of nothing. The way his lips turned up into a private smile gave him the deranged look of a crazy person. A chill of fear swept over me and my wings twitched in agitation. “He gives me the creeps.”She nodded and clicked the mouse, bringing up another screen. “Me, too. When he’s on duty he manages to appear somewhat normal, but his personality is all anger and domination. Here he gives the impression of evil incarnate.”I sank into a chair, unable to keep my eyes off the screen. “He has Tal,” I said, feeling the truth of my words all the way down to my bones, the pain of the realization leaving me bereft and desolate. That psycho could have done anything to Tal by now. I steeled myself, not allowing my mind to go there. The thoughts were unacceptable.“That’s the suspicion.”Shaking my head, I turned to her. “He absolutely does. And I have no idea how I know, but I’ve never been so sure about anything ever before. Do you know where he lives or where he could be holding him?”“Let’s see.”
