I looked at him.
“No.”
Knox glanced over.
“You’re reopening it?”
“I’m using it,” I said. “If Nolan’s in Crosswell, he’ll circle back to places tied to her eventually.”
Dane frowned slightly.
“And Mira?”
“She’s not stepping foot in there,” I said. “Not now. Not while this is active.”
Knox nodded.
“So it’s just us.”
“It’s eyes,” I said. “Staff comes back. Everything looks normal. Brothers rotate through. Nothing obvious.”
“And when he shows up?” Dane asked.
“He doesn’t leave,” I said.
That sat heavier than the rest.
Knox straightened.
“I’ll handle the rotations.”
“Do it.”
Dane pushed off the wall.
“I’ll call the staff. Keep it clean.”
“Keep it normal,” I said.
He nodded and moved.
Knox followed, already pulling his phone out as he walked.
I stood there a second longer,
