He did not need the details of what had happened at the port; the shape of it was already terribly clear, and he had no wish to make this grieving woman narrate her husband’s death for him.

The equipment Nathan had begged them to replace had failed, in the way he had told them it would fail, and it had killed him, and it had done so eleven days after he had put his warning in writing and been ignored.

That was the whole of it.

That was enough.

Chapter 9 — The Waivers

Marshall Crane stepped into the apartment.

“That incident was fully investigated and legally resolved years ago.”