Chapter 9After twenty-five years of investigating everything from missing executives to disloyal spouses, Bob was good at what he did. He liked having the chance to help an old friend in trouble. It felt worthwhile, even if there were things his friend wasn't telling him, even if there weren't much to work with yet.
As he drove north toward his house in Gold Hills, Bob reflected on his conversation with Brian or, more accurately, the things Brian hadn't told him. There was something more that Brian knew but wasn't telling him about how he got dragged into all of this. There were always things that friends kept from one another, and that was usually okay, except in his business. Bob had learned a long time ago that what he didn't know was the most likely to get the s**t kicked out of him o
