right. You can just tell him when he returns from New York.”
Bram nodded.
The other man’s gaze went to the saddlebags on the floor. “You planning to turn in this money? Want me to wire the Monaco Bank and let them know it’s been recovered?”
“No.”
Davis Lee studied him. “Cosgrove will come for that money.”
“I’m counting on it.” Bram’s voice hardened.
The lawman stood. “That will put Deborah in danger.”
“That’s why I’m sticking to her like a burr to a saddle blanket.”
“And when Cosgrove shows up, you’ll trap him.”
“Right.” Hate for the man bubbled up inside him.
“I wouldn’t mind getting my hands on the man,” Davis Lee said.
“First come, first served.”
“I don’t like the idea of the bank not knowing their cash has been recovered.”
“If I return the money, Cosgrove might not show unless he has another reason to.”
“You mean, if Deborah has or knows something he doesn’t want her to,” the other man finished.
“And until or unless she remembers what happened, we won’t know if that’s the case. The only way to make sure Cosgrove comes back to Whirlwind is to keep the money. Or let him think we have.”
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