Sarcasm always did.
Yeah, the way to her team was laughter and questionable behavior on most days.
“You two are up. I want to know everything about the ten people who were interred last.”
“Why the last ten and not further back?”
Ethan went there.
“He’s going to want them somewhat fresh. So we know he’s been watching the cemetery to find the best‘candidates’.”
That hung there.
Oh, and for a couple of reasons.
“Well, that’s a kink I’m never trying out,” Callen said. “That’s just ick.”
Yeah, they all agreed there.
Only, crazies rarely did logical or clean things.
“List?” Tora said, not minding that they were staying in while the agents went out. She was going to be an agent in the near future, and that was all she wanted.
She’d earn it.
Callen got her cell number, and texted it to her. When she got it, Elizabeth pointed.
“Inside the morgue. I don’t want the whole embalmed thing getting out. If it does, we have a shit ton of issues, and by we, I mean you two—since we’ll be asked to leaveHolladay.”
Mac got it.
Lips were going to stay zipped.
“Can we borrow a laptop?”
Callen dug his out, and texted the man’s partner the password.
“Ignore the naked pics. They’re of my wife,” he joked, getting one hell of a look.
So, he covered.
“I mean they are of…strangers?”
She laughed again.
“Go,” she said to Alex and Corbin, so they could go handle the interview with the city council head.
Together, without a complaint, they headed out.
Not long after, the two detectives did the same thing. That’s when Ethan pointed one thing out.
“We have a lot of people working on this. I almost feel like we have too many, but still…,” he admitted.
Oh, she was aware.
Elizabeth went there.
“I want everyone double-checking work. I know I put them on the list, but let’s also keep working on everything like we normally would. We’re the pros, and are more likely to catch something if it pops up. I have the feeling like I can’t drop a single ball on this.”
