The detective did not look away from the screen.
Neither did I.
The garage camera had frozen on a woman standing beside my daughter’s car, one hand holding Rachel’s phone and the other gripping a spare key fob.
Sunlight struck the diamond bracelet beneath her sleeve.
I knew that bracelet.
Everyone in the room knew it.
Tyler’s mother, Evelyn, wore it so often that it had become part of her identity.
She wore it to charity luncheons, Christmas dinners, Lily’s baby shower, and the hospital the night my granddaughter was born.
She liked to tell people it had belonged to Tyler’s grandmother, though Rachel once discovered it had been purchased at an estate auction only six years earlier.
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