No More Phantom Keys
Madison backed against the granite counter. “I… I just had one for emergencies! In case Dad got sick!”
“We have a keypad on the garage for medical emergencies,” I countered, the pieces of a sickening puzzle snapping together. “When were you using it, Madison?”
She squeezed her eyes shut.
“Tell me!” I slammed my hand on the counter, making the paper plates jump.
It was Evan who broke. He looked genuinely confused, then slowly horrified. “Maddie… the contractor.”
Madison shot him a look of pure venom. “Shut up, Evan!”