Deadly Intentions by Lisa Harris

Author:Lisa Harris
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Romantic Suspense;Murder—­Investigation—­Fiction | Serial murder investigation—­Fiction;FIC042060;FIC042040;FIC027110
ISBN: 9781493417766
Publisher: Baker Publishing Group
Published: 2019-06-10T16:00:00+00:00

19

Caitlyn worked to calm her nerves as Josh pulled into the parking lot of the MedTECH Laboratories the next afternoon. They’d worked on a plan, with her drawing up schematics of the lab, names of employees who worked on the floor, and where security required access badges in order to gain entry. Josh had been insistent they didn’t just have a plan A but backup plans in case something went wrong.

“Second thoughts?” she asked as he turned off the engine.

“Second thoughts? I’m way beyond that. I think this is by far one of the riskiest things I’ve ever done. This is crazy, you know. Breaking in to your lab.”

“I’m not breaking in. I work there.”

“You know as well as I do that your boss wouldn’t approve of what you’re about to do. As much as we need to find those files, I’m more worried about your going in there by yourself and getting caught.”

“It’s the only way. Besides, they’d never let me bring a friend with me inside, let alone a police officer.”

“I could come with you as a techie.”

“With your snazzy sports jacket?” She looked at him and frowned. Even paired with a button-down shirt and jeans, he looked too overdressed for her workplace. And way too good-looking. She shoved back the random thought. “I don’t think so.”

“Caitlyn, I’m serious.”

“Trust me, I’m taking this very seriously.”

“Fine. You’ve got your earpiece in?”

“Everything’s ready. I’m good to go.”

He squeezed her hand. She hesitated, then pulled away from his touch. She shouldn’t feel anything toward him. Just because he’d agreed to work with her didn’t mean her heart had to respond. He wasn’t looking for love, and for that matter, she wasn’t either.

“Just promise me you’ll be careful,” he said. “Don’t take any risks, and if for any reason you feel that your life is in danger, get out. I’ll be here waiting.”

“I know, and I’ll be fine. Stop worrying.”

She slipped out of the car, knowing that nothing she said was going to stop him from worrying. And if she were honest, she was just as nervous about their plan. She might have access to the lab as a part of her job, but what she was about to do definitely broke the rules. And if the people who’d run her off the road—the people who’d killed Olivia and Helen—were inside that building and caught her . . . What would they do if they found out she was not only in the lab but planned to download files they didn’t want to get out?

Despite her concerns, her resolve hadn’t wavered, and in turn she’d appreciated his input. He’d insisted on being familiar with exit points as well as the level of security. The only way into the section of the building where she worked was via access-card systems using an embedded RFID microchip that worked like an electronic key. For those working in increased levels of security, those labs included biometric access, but they wouldn’t have to worry about that. Her other concern had been the security cameras.

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