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interviewed at the prison for the Foster murder ?”
    “Yes, Gerald Smith , the man who didn’t make parole because he told a guard he still want s revenge on your father . He still blames him for putting him away.”
    My tiny mom , a chemist at Hartford, dipped her head towards the ground, her caramel bob swayed like doll ’s hair , swinging back and forth until stopping to frame her adorable face. We were remarkably close , but she was an unremitting worrywart .
    My f ather’s booming voice rang out , “Fiona, we are going to have to assign an agent to follow you around for a while , we can’t allow you to leave the house unless you ’re at school. His name is Agent Bronson, he’s a nice fellow. It’s only temporary until Mr. Smith is caught , I’m sure it will be soon, right Agent Lawson? ” he said candidly to the gray-haired man.
    Lewis Frost , an intimidating man , was p erfect in every way that you’d expect a father to be . However, h e was always busily working on cases . Lately, I was seeing more of him on the professional side of things , which was brilliant.
    “Yes, Mr. Frost. I’m sure we’ll catch Mr. Smith . He’s not too intelligent , should be easy to track. I’ll be in touch as soon as I get any updates. In the meantime, the boys just arrived and will be right outside if you need them,” the agent instructed , advancing toward s the front door.
    “Dad, we have some evidence we really need to process in the lab at school. I have to at least go there and preserve the samples so we can process them later . Please! W e just spent hours investigating the crime scene in Arles Cave — we found some good stuff! ” I pleaded, my hands cupped in prayer with a full pout on my lips.
    “Please, Mr. Frost! ” Maddie asked feebly, copying my prayer hands.
    “Fiona, listen to your father . I will be happy to take your evidence to your lab and put everything where it needs to go . It will be ready for you tomorrow at school,” Detective Chase offered, reaching for my forensic kit.
    “Okay,” I whined . “I suppose that is a fair deal , and I appreciate it .”
    “And Mr. Lawson, here’s my card if you need anything from the city crime lab,” he offered his business card to the grayed black suit who placed it in his pocket , turning the knob of the front door with his other hand .
    “Thank you, Detective. We hope to have the prisoner in custody within the next twenty-four hours,” he c ountered with a confident smile and crossed the threshold of my front door.
    As my father escorted him to his Town Car in the driveway , stomping echoed fro m the hallway. Maddie shot an inflamed eye roll in my direction , sliding a hand on her hip in anticipation of seeing the stomp owner.
    “Did I hear right that we can’t leave the house t ’ night ? ” Haley Frost, my obnoxious cousin from New Jersey , shrieked as she burst into the room.
    “I thought you were headed to New Zealand to some girl’s home ? ” Maddie smirked , her eyebrows lodged into a sarcastic line over her brown eyes . “Fiona, you didn’t give me the bad news she’s still here?”
    I smirked, trying not to laugh.
    “ She missed her flight. Now she doesn’t leave until tomorrow morning . It can’t co me soon enough,” I replied bitingly.
    My mother fired a glance of disapproval at us as she popped out of her chair to confront Haley.
    My cousin had been a n unrelenting t roublemaker back in New Jersey and my aunt and uncle had shipped her to my house as a last resort . After making a homemade explosive device with her boyfriend who placed it inside of my locker at school — and detonated it — she was headed for a b oarding school in New Zealand.
    As my mother attempted to reason with the platinum- haired brat , I addressed my father about the whereabouts of my nanny , Janice Parker , who normally would have been busy serving the crowd in the room sugar cookies with guns and badges decorated on them with frosting.
    “Dad,