Redstone Construction CEO Learns About Blue Envelope in Hospital Recovery Room
“Which is where Robert comes in,” Vance said, turning his gray eyes toward me. “We need someone who knows the names, the voices, and the shorthand they use. My guys can watch the levels, but you are the only one who can tell us if they are talking about a standard wire transfer or something else.”
I rubbed my left wrist where my watch usually sat, feeling the empty skin. The cold weight of the last twenty-four hours was settled deep in my chest, but my hands were steady.
“I will be in the van,” I said.
“It is going to be a long wait,” Vance said. “We do not expect her to show up until after her evening shift at the foundation. But once she is inside, we do not interfere until we have actionable threat delivery on the audio. We have one shot to get this on tape, so we do it exactly by the book.”
Brandon closed his pen with a sharp click. “I will be on site at two. The building supervisor is expecting a full diagnostic of the riser. It should take me forty minutes to loop the feeds and drop the modules.”
