Arthur Mendoza — The Morgue Wedding Mystery
I sat straighter.
“Did he get into my office?”
“I changed the lock on the records room after I caught him trying a key.”
I had spent months telling Miguel that Octavio was an entrepreneur with big ideas.
Now I remembered his sketches for a development project south of Phoenix, land that required expensive water access and carried promises I had refused to make.
He’d been furious when I told him my company would not certify yields we hadn’t tested.