Fake it with me
She went still.
"I know you have it," he said, quietly enough that it didn't carry past the two of them. "The unknown number sent it to you the night before the election. I know because they sent me a different version of it the same night."
She looked at him carefully. "A different version."
"Same location, different angle. Mine shows something yours probably doesn't." He held out his phone.
She looked at the screen.
It was the same administrative building, the same evening, but the angle was wider, and in the wider frame there was a third person she had not seen in her version, standing slightly behind Mr. Whitmore, partially obscured by the building entrance, but visible enough to identif