Her face was no longer flushed with fever, and she smiled as she looked up at Charlie, who sat beside her bed holding her hand. Jodie, found tied and gagged but alive in the basement of Dr. Leo’s house, lay in the bed next to her. Other than several ugly bruises on Jodie’s chin from a rough landing when Philip had tossed her into the basement, she was in good shape. “I still can’t believe Philip would do such awful things,” Sandy said for the fifth or sixth time. Tanner groaned. They had discussed Philip so thoroughly, she had reached the point where she never wanted to hear his name again. “Well, he did,” she said curtly. “And every time he left me, he went straight to the frat house and did everything he usually did, so that no one would suspect him. Even borrowing the motorcycle from the garage where he worked didn’t raise any suspicion, because he’d done it before. His boss didn’t mind.” “I keep thinking about how surprised I was when your dad gave me Philip’s name!’ Charlie said soberly.
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