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    Entropy

    Frost studied the image slowly. “I should go see the doc.” He said softly, feeling his gut twist with remorse. “You keep an eye on Jane.” He turned and walked from the office, leaving Korsak standing alone.

     

    Jane marched into the lab, glancing automatically into autopsy and catching herself in the action. How often did she do that? Had she always done that? She knew that Maura wasn’t there and yet she couldn’t help but turn her head and look. She paused before the double doors, intending to go in.

    “Detective Rizzoli.” The soft voice caused her to turn. “Detective Korsak asked me to find you.” Jane studied the woman before her; she’d seen her around the precinct and believed she was a crime scene technician; Jane scanned her for identification, and was surprised to see none.

    Under the detective’s harsh scrutiny, the younger woman spoke quickly. “He says there’s a car in evidence that you need to look at regarding his case.” She dropped her eyes slowly. “A blue prius.” Jane felt her anger bubble up again, flowing just under the surface. Why couldn’t he leave it alone?

    “God damn it!” she snapped, turning towards the exit. “It’s not Maura!”

     

     

    Maura Isles sat in the small apartment and watched with morbid fascination. She’d been given a very clear set of rules and she knew what would happen should she disobey them. Charles Hoyt walked around the room, the master of all he surveyed. He held a scalpel in his hand and turned it slowly in the dim light. He smiled at her, his grotesque face twisting almost painfully with the action. A smile looked somehow wrong on his lips and yet Maura couldn’t look away from it.

    “So.” He spoke softly, “How is Jane?” He returned the scalpel to its box turned to face her.

    Meeting his eyes, Maura smiled. “She’s fine.” She replied. “I’m sure she’ll be here soon.” It was a statement of fact.

    Hoyt laughed heartily. “Oh, I’m sure she will be.” He agreed, tilting his head as he studied the doctor. She was a very peculiar person, it was the reason he had been so drawn to her in the first place. That and the control he knew it would afford him with Jane.

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