and Emily had dumped him for someone else. “You met Arrico when he brought his injured dog into the school’s teaching vet clinic?”
“How do you know that?” she asked sharply.
“Marshal Yates and the trial transcripts.”
After a moment, she continued, “Back then I was looking for trouble. Vin asked me out. I accepted. Two months later, I moved in with him. Bad decision in more ways than one.”
Regret was written all over her pretty face. “Which you realized the night he hit you?”
Her eyes narrowed. “Before that, actually, but that’s when I finally left.”
“So, you found evidence of his drug dealing and human trafficking, and took it to the FBI?” he prompted.
She nodded. “The case didn’t go to trial for a year and I was under FBI protection until it wrapped up.”
“Then Arrico tried to kill you in a drive-by shooting. Which explains why you’re in WitSec.”
“Did Floyd also tell you that?” she asked accusingly, her voice taut.
He realized she must feel that her life wasn’t her own, which it wasn’t. “The Marshals moved you to Pueblo and you’ve been there ten months, safe and sound.”
“Until now,” she muttered.
He tried to imagine how he would feel if his control were taken away like that. “You seem okay with giving up your life.”
“Do I?” Her blue eyes were weary. “I wasn’t at first. I was angry and bitter and resentful. WitSec was my only
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