CHAPTER 15 As much as Kennedy would have liked to get more information from Jodie about the fire, she knew better than to press for details. Nick seemed to be doing a perfectly fine job offering all the comfort and support he could, so Kennedy let him do his work without trying to force herself into a conversation she obviously wasn’t qualified to handle. Give her a spectrophotometer and a cuvette full of solution, and she could calculate the absorbance of just about anything. Give her a crying girl and a murdered politician, and she was about as useful as Friar Laurence was in keeping Romeo and Juliet alive. For lack of anything better to do, Kennedy spent her time observing Nick, making mental notes about the way he handled things. Maybe it would help her in the future. If it had been