Grangers didn’t lose control. “I didn’t come here to argue with you.”
“Sam Cassain’s death isn’t your concern. Or mine. Let the police do their job.”
“We were on Mount Desert Island last week. Caroline, Abigail, her kids, myself.” He moved closer, his gaze probing, as if he could see right through her blanket to the two babies growing inside her. “Armistead and your father were there, too. And your sister.”
“I know. So what? It’s got nothing to do with me.”
“Sam Cassain showed up.”
“What?” She almost popped to her feet, but caught herself in time. “Why? What did he want? Did you see him? Riley didn’t say a word—”
“She didn’t see him. My point is that the police understandably want to know how he ended up dead on Labreque Island.” Matt was silent a moment, all his churning emotions back in check, under tight Granger wrap. “He had the good sense to resign after the Encounter. It would have been easier on everyone if your father and sister had followed his lead, too.”
“And quit their jobs? That’s absurd. They didn’t do anything wrong. For God’s sake, Riley nearly died.”
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