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“The killer had an eight-point star tattooed on his back. I didn’t see if he had any other marks.” I rubbed my upper arms as if to ward off a chill. “I think we should start with Hans Fisk. I saw the edge of a tattoo on his upper arm.”
“Lots of people have tattoos,” Billy Bob said. “We need a better reason to examine the man.”
“Yes, but this one was a star.” I crossed my arms.
“Okay.” Billy Bob mimicked my stance, and the way it made his pecs dance when he crossed his arms, made my nipples rigid. He flicked a glance at them, a half smile tugging at his lips. “We’ll go talk to Sheriff Taylor.”
“Great,” Sunny said. “Chavvah can ride with me.” She tugged at my arm. “We have much to discuss.”
Billy Bob stopped her by pulling me back. “You are going to your cabin, Sunny, and locking the door. The full moon is tonight, and as the day gets closer to sundown, everyone is going to be feeling antsy. You need to lock yourself in and stay safe.”
“He’s right,” I said.
Sunny's green eyes widened with betrayal. “Et tu, Chav?”
“Just go home, Sunny. You’ve helped so much. We know more now because of you, but today is going to be hard enough if I’m worried about you as well as these killers.”
“More than one?”
“Yes. Even though we only saw one in your vision. The guy who took me was talking to a partner on the phone. Please go home. You and baby Jude need to keep safe until this is all over.”
To my relief, she nodded. “I’ll go. But call me today if you find out anything new. Or call me if you don’t. I’m going to go crazy out at that cabin by myself, knowing all this stuff is happening, and I can’t do a damn thing about it.”
I gave her a quick, brief hug. “You got it, sweetie. You’re the best.”
“Again,” she said, in her very Sunny way. “I know.”
