Rouya wrote:
"Oh, that's certainly not a threat," Miles laughed ironically. He was getting annoyed at the questioning at this point, as he didn't care for the Richmonds – well apart from Holden – and if he actually knew something, there would be no reason for him to come forward. He would want this investigation solved as much as anyone else in this town, so Riley suggesting otherwise agitated him.
"As I said, I haven't seen anything out of the ordinary," he took another draw from the cigarette before putting it out in the ash tray. "Go catch up with Holden instead, why don't you," Miles snapped at Riley, before realising his mistake. He had let her get into his head.
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Lou scribbled everything down on her paper, although none of the things Holden said were news to her. She had got him talking though – and at the funeral, nonetheless – so it wasn't going badly, at least. If she were to butter him up a bit more, she bet she could get some actual information over time.
"Hmm, yes, quite the successful business man," she said absentmindedly, while finishing off her notes on the paper. "And hated," she then prompted, looking up and making direct eye contact with Holden. A risky move.