It was still early, and the hospital’s lobby was relatively empty. Lou’s face was etched with worry. Macy pushed the button for the elevator, and they waited in silence. She’d stayed up late going through Lloyd Spencer’s medical files and financial records. At around two in the morning, she opened an e-mail from the tech people in Helena. They’d found something in the Word document that was attached to the first e-mail. The original document had comments that had been erased but were still visible when the file’s revision history was accessed. One of the notations was particularly interesting. Need more data from Whitaker’s clinic. Must risk hacking into Francine’s account again. It’s hard to believe my wife didn’t know what was going on. Macy showed the e-mail to Lou Turner on the drive up to Collier. While it proved Philip Long had been investigating Whitaker, it did little to ease Lou’s troubled mind. “Lou,” said Macy, once they were alone inside the elevator.
