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    Entropy

    Korsak cleared his throat. “We’ll stay with her.” He said, ignoring the incredulous glare from Jane as he guided her to the bank of elevators and pressed the button. “She’ll be out before sunset!” he assured Cavanaugh as he shoved Jane into the small metal box, Frost hot on his heels.

     

    “What the hell was that about?” Jane snapped as the doors closed.

    “Jane, we need to talk.” Korsak told her, his tone leaving no room for argument. “And you’re really not going to like it.”

    She rolled her eyes at him. “When do I ever like Hoyt trying to kill me?”

    “It’s not that.” Frost spoke up, giving Korsak a much needed break from Jane’s icy stare. “It’s just that….” His voice trailed off as he tried to work out how to tell her what little they’d found.

    Raising an eyebrow at the young detective, Jane tapped her foot impatiently. The elevator pinged its arrival and they stepped into the silent office. Clearly business was good.

    “Well?” Jane asked, striding into the office and sitting at her desk. Frost and Korsak looked back and forth between each other and her before Korsak finally spoke. “You won’t believe what we’re going to tell you but you need to listen.”

     

     

    Charles Hoyt paced the dark room, he had everything he needed and the best part was that no one would ever think to look for him here. It was perfect and it was time. He’d sent his apprentice off to collect a few remaining necessities and deliver his final invitation.

    “Soon Jane.” He cackled into the empty room. “Soon we will finish our game.”

    He moved the solid chair so that it was flush to the brackets he had previously installed in the concrete floor. He knew that given the chance, Jane would take that chair and smash it over his head. He considered her violence rude; there was no finesse to it, no dignity. Tightening the bolts on each leg, he tested their strength and, finding it to his liking, sat in the seat. In front of him was another identical chair, also bolted down, he was going to enjoy this game. He’d spent many nights planning the best way to kill her and now, with the good doctor’s help, he would make her suffer first. Smiling to himself, he got to his feet and headed out the door to await his guests.

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