The shadow in the night

her friend Sam was the killer. She couldn't believe that som

uestioning, Emma couldn't help but think about all the times she had con

Sam do t

mma was shocked by her calm demean

s voice firm. "We have evidence that l

eing in Emma's shadow," she said. "I wa

her spine. She had never se

Mitchell asked. "What did s

a pawn in my game," she said

ash over her. How could Sam

t Sam's motives. She had been planning this for months, caref

there was more to the story than she had initially t

t all was Sam, the mas

a couldn't help but feel a sense

that made her blood run cold. A piece of pape

ver be saf

d a beat. Who could

was alone. The police had taken Sam away, a

ne, and she

hind her. She turned to see a f

posing, with eyes that seem

demanded, trying to

who knows the truth," she said.

hat do you know about Sa

was just a pawn in a much larger game," she said. "I know that there are o

acing. "Who are th

said. "But I'll give you a hint. Look to the past,

nd of sirens in the distance. The police had arriv

the sound, and for a moment, Emma

ed and ran, disappea

art racing with fear. She knew that

shake the feeling that she was being wat

to be careful. She was getting close to the truth, a

a sense of unease wash over her. She knew that she

what it took. She was going to uncover the truth, an

tions. Who was the woman in the police station

e was going to follow every lead, ever

oing back to the beginning. Bac

going to solve this case, no matter what it tookand she was going to s

tions. Who was the woman in the police station

e was going to follow every lead, ever

sense of determination wash over her. She was g

towards the building. It was an ol

he would find the answers. This was

saw a figure waiting for her. It wa

d, her voice low and mysteriou

racing. "Who are

who knows the truth," she said.

hat do you know about Sa

veal. "I know that it was a setup," she said. "I kn

acing. "What do yo

isper. "I mean that Sarah's murder was just a distra

. "What is the real

said. "But I'll give you a hint. Look to the past,

d a noise behind her. She turned to see D

oking for you," he

woman, but she was gone.

ve Mitchell asked, his

ow," she said. "But I think she

eyes narrowed. "What

e said that Sarah's murder was just a distraction

widened. "What do you th

know," she said. "But I think

ded. "Agreed," he said

of determination wash over her. She was goin

art by uncovering the s