Evania sat across the table, staring at Montgomery. Elvis stood behind her, squeezing and playing with a small tennis ball. Mr. Freeman locked eyes with her.Evania’s face glowed. She chuckled before leaning forward. Her voice dropped low. “So, if you know where the killer is, why don't you just record a testimony? It could help,” she suggested.Mr. Freeman drawled, and the leather of his chair creaked as he stretched his tie. He sighed. “Yamalenko escaped. No one knows where he is.”Montgomery cleared her throat. “There was a sighting of blood stained hay at one of the barns. He might have jumped into one of those trucks,” she said.Evania clutched her bag. Finally, she had some leverage over Starkov, even though Yamalenko was still loose. There was hope. She stood up, cleared her throat, and turned to the door. Elvis stepped aside to let her pass. They all watched as she walked out. Elvis tried to speak, but Montgomery shut the door and turned to him.“Don't even try it,” she w
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