“I swear to God, she’s going to break my R & D team if she keeps erasing MATE’S memories. I’m not telling them if she kill switches her.”
Well, they wouldn’t push.
Because she’d do it.
“Thank you, MATE. Can you make sure Chris gets the information from the crime scene, and he can link up with the ME who is doing the autopsy?” Ethan asked.
She nodded.
“Like I said, you all have the information in your emails. Have at it. As for the rest, I will keep filtering the information in. That’s my job, and I will handle it, Doctor Leonard, you will be called as the autopsy is beginning. I’ve just sent contact information to the ME in charge at theCorpus Christicity office, and he will link up with you. Give it a few hours. They haven’t made the scene yet. It’s still under the sheriff’s office control.”
Well, he’d be ready.
Bet.
On.
That.
“If you guys need to get some information to Elizabeth, you can do so through me. She’s safe, and Winn and Caspian are all over her. No worries,” MATE offered.
Ethan was thinking about the information, and he needed to be able to catch up to Elizabeth as she did this.
It wouldn’t be easy.
His wife used her ADHD superpower for picking out a pattern in the chaos. He didn’t have that skill. He could get into the minds of killers, but she was more advanced with her gifts. She saw the fallout in real time.
“Please tell my wife to be careful and not to hold anything back. I can’t accurately profile without the full picture.”
MATE turned and focused on him.
“If I call her‘MY WIFE’for you, she’s going to get bitchy. You know that is a button you don’t want to push. Also, she is giving you full access to the scene through the techs. You could always use the information there to figure it out, too. Couldn’t you?”
Yeah, likely not.
Again, Elizabeth’s superpower was not his.
As for the rest, Ethan didn’t care.
“She isMY WIFE. I’ll push whatever fucking buttons that need to be pushed,” he said, harshly. “That’s my job.”
Yeah, everyone there looked at him, and even MATE cringed.
That set the temperature in the room, and it was ten degrees below chilly in there now.
MATE did the best thing.
She didn’t engage the angry man.
“And on that note, I’ll get out of here,” MATE said. “I don’t understand aggression in conversation. I’m sorry,” she offered. “I apologize for upsetting you.”
Then, she was gone.
When she popped out of there, Ethan just stood there and said nothing.
AT.
FIRST.
