She gives me a weak smile. “Yeah.”
Hawk’s expression darkens. “We think Vega got her an Uber home.”
I blink. “What?”
“That’s what it looks like,” Hawk says.
“Vega?”
“Or someone acting on his behalf,” Vinnie says. “But yeah. It points to him.”
My body goes cold in a whole new way. “That doesn’t make sense.”
“No,” Falcon says. “It doesn’t.”
“I thought Vega was in Colombia.”
“So did we,” Vinnie says.
I look from one face to another. My mind goes back. Adriana’s house. The prison. Cruz. Zabala. Señora Valentina. The brothel. The embassy.
Vega everywhere and nowhere.
“I never saw him,” I say slowly.
“What?” Hawk asks.
“In Colombia. I never saw Vega face to face.”
Vinnie’s eyes sharpen.
“Cruz never mentioned seeing him face to face either,” I add.
The name slips out before I decide whether I’m ready to say it.
Vinnie’s gaze narrows. “Cruz?”
My heart thumps once. “The man who helped me escape.”
No one speaks.
“He worked for Vega,” I say.
Hawk goes rigid.
“But he got me out.”
“Why?” Falcon asks.
I hear everything beneath the single word.
Why would one of Vega’s men help you? What did he want? What did he do to you? What aren’t you saying?
I wrap my arms around myself. “I don’t know if I can answer that yet.”
Hawk takes a step closer. “Robin.”
“I said yet.”