The address led us to a quiet coastal town and somehow that annoyed me more than the doctor had been hiding somewhere dangerous.
After everything we had uncovered, after everything children had suffered, the idea that one of the people responsible had spent years living peacefully near the ocean made my blood boil.
The house sat at the end of a narrow street and looked completely ordinary. A small yard, white fence and flowerbeds.
Nothing about it screamed former participant in a child trafficking operation. But nothing about it screamed monster.
Drake parked the car across the street and stared at the property.
“You want to wait for a bit?” Drake asked.
“No.” I said.
“I knew that was coming.” Blade sighed.
“I vote we skip waiting for Wayne to get a warrant.” Brax said.
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