“The guy didn’t ask why he had to feed girls at the house?” Grayson asked.
“No. He just wanted the money. You know these guys. All they want is their next high,” Rowland said.
“How did he and Younger meet?” Grayson wondered how Younger could keep staying under the radar.
“He told us Younger met him on the street. He’s homeless. He didn’t give him his name, and Younger didn’t ask the guy his name either,” Rowland said.
“So no sightings of Younger then,” Grayson said, annoyed they never could catch this guy. “I wonder if he knows his kid is jailed.”
“I’m sure his wife told him. Even though she denies hearing from him, we’re sure she’s in contact with him to let him know what’s going on all the time.”
“Isn’t she up on charges?” Grayson asked, knowing she should be, but that didn’t mean she would be.
“Yeah, for aiding and abetting her son’s escape. She’s out on bail.”
“Where do these people get so much money for bailing themselves out? Oh, don’t answer that,” Kendra said. “They get it from selling the girls.”
“Right,” Rowland said. “I just wanted to update you on what’s been going on.”
“Thanks. We’ve got a couple of fugitive cases we’re working on today, but after that, we’ll start looking into Younger again.” Grayson figured he would somehow get into Younger’s wife’s headspace and try to get her to tell what she knew about where he was.
“I’ll let you go then. Hope your vacation was fun.”
“It was fabulous,” Grayson said, Kendra agreeing with him.
“That’s great,” Rowland said.
Then they ended the call, got dressed, packed, and took their bags downstairs to the SUV. Once they were done, they ordered their breakfast of omelets, ham, and coffee, then carried it upstairs to their deck for their last little bit of enjoying the cabin and its view of the mountains before they had to check out.
“We’ll have to come back here sometime,” Grayson said.
“I would love it. They also have fishing excursions we could enjoy.”
“Yeah, that would be great. And we could grill them at the cabin. So which fugitive job do you want to go after first?” Grayson asked.
“Call your brother and find out how important this is. You need to pick up some more of your stuff at your place also. If we could do the one for George first, since we’re closer to Kalispell, then we could drive out to Whitefish to assist your brother. But let me check with George also to see how urgent his case is.” She got on her phone and called George while Grayson called Marcus.
“Hey, brother, we’re just getting breakfast and then coming out to help. We’ve got a fugitive here to take care of also in Kalispell. How urgent is your case?”
“Urgent,” Marcus said.
“Marcus needs me, and it’s urgent,” Grayson told Kendra.
“George said the same thing. If you’re with Marcus, then I can go with Ivan,” Kendra said.
“Okay, that will work.” He drove her home to get her car, then they hugged and kissed.
“I’ll see you later,” she said.
“Take care, honey,” Grayson said to Kendra.
“Stay safe,” she said. Then she got into her car and drove off to pick up Ivan.
Grayson headed to Whitefish to work with Marcus to capture their fugitive.
Amy called Kendra and said, "Hey, to celebrate you getting together with Grayson, Cedric, and I would like to buy your dinner this evening at Brannigans. You and Grayson can dance. We will too."
Amy had met Cedric at the steak and pub, and she knew it was their special place to go. "Oh, how nice. Sure. We're both trying to track down fugitives separately with different partners, but I'll let Grayson know and confirm with you if he's free to have dinner also."
