Selina's POVThe crib was a drawer.I had pulled it from an old filing cabinet in the back office, lined it with two towels and a folded blanket, and set it on a desk beneath the only working light in the building. He lay in it now, restless, his small chest working too fast, a thin whistle riding every third breath.I didn't like the sound of that whistle....I took out the burner and dialed the only number saved in it. Three rings. A man's voice, flat, waiting."I need a doctor," I said. "Now. Not in an hour. Now."Silence on the other end, the particular silence of someone passing a message up a chain I couldn't see."He's four hours old," I said. "If something's wrong with his breathing and nobody looks at him, you don't have a prize. You have a dead baby and a very large problem."A pause... Then an address, clipped and precise, an old pharmaceutical complex at the edge of the industrial district. A door code. Nothing else.I ended the call and looked down at him
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