Saint's Gate
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He found the priest still at his favorite table overlooking the harbor. The soup dishes and the water and whiskey glasses had been removed, and he sat with a pot of tea. “This isn’t tea as I think of tea, but it’ll do. I have to say mass in the morning, and I have to do hospital visitations.”“Fin,” Colin said, forcing himself to sit down despite his restlessness, “I need you to tell me about Emma Sharpe.”“I think three might have been a crowd. I should have noticed sooner.” Bracken pointed at Co...lin. “You and Agent Sharpe. Sparks, my friend.”“You noticed.”“So you’re not denying it.”“Not to a priest.” Colin resisted more whiskey. His head was spinning enough as it was. “What do you know about her, Fin?”“How would I know anything about her, Colin?”“Emma hasn’t had a chance to have a privileged conversation with you. What you know is what you’ve figured out from talking to her. You can tell me.”Bracken’s dark blue eyes fastened on his friend across the table.
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He found the priest still at his favorite table overlooking the harbor. The soup dishes and the water and whiskey glasses had been removed, and he sat with a pot of tea. “This isn’t tea as I think of tea, but it’ll do. I have to say mass in the morning, and I have to do hospital visitations.”“Fin,” Colin said, forcing himself to sit down despite his restlessness, “I need you to tell me about Emma Sharpe.”“I think three might have been a crowd. I should have noticed sooner.” Bracken pointed at Co...lin. “You and Agent Sharpe. Sparks, my friend.”“You noticed.”“So you’re not denying it.”“Not to a priest.” Colin resisted more whiskey. His head was spinning enough as it was. “What do you know about her, Fin?”“How would I know anything about her, Colin?”“Emma hasn’t had a chance to have a privileged conversation with you. What you know is what you’ve figured out from talking to her. You can tell me.”Bracken’s dark blue eyes fastened on his friend across the table.
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