Chapter Twenty-Nine
The rage built inside Jia until she slammed her fist on her desk. “We can’t sit around and let them take this from us. I don’t care if they are from the ID. This is our case.” She sighed in frustration. “Was our case.”
The situation was as bad as when she had first started.
Before, her old captain would tear cases out of her hands against her will without even being asked. She didn’t blame Captain Ragnar for not being able to go up against that level of government, but she had put in her time and risked her life, and she didn’t like the idea of someone finishing what she had started.
“You heard what the captain said,” Erik replied. “We need something else before we go up against ID agents. But I’m with you. This is mighty convenient. That alone is enough to annoy me
