Gates of Death (Queen of Abaddon Book 2) by Rae Foxx

Author:Rae Foxx [Foxx, Rae]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2020-07-09T16:00:00+00:00

8

"Give me the tablet," I said as soon as we got home. "I was raised in the digital age. I'll find out who this guy is."

Five minutes and two social media accounts later, I had his name and basic info. He had most of his details set to private on his social media, but I was able to get his city and state. In another two minutes, I had to pay for one of those stupid information lookup websites, but I had his address and cell phone number.

"He lives in Maine," I read off my piece of paper. It had taken me all of eight minutes to get his address. They looked at me like I was a genius. Well, Lucifer didn't. He knew how to do this, too. He just smiled.

"Here we go, then," Michael said, standing wearily. "This is getting tiresome." I pulled out my phone and handed it to him. He consulted the map and we were off.

I chuckled and took his hand. This time we appeared in the man's back yard. "You got surprisingly close," I said.

"I've had lots of practice lately," he replied.

Gabe knocked on his door to no answer. With a trickle of magic, he unlocked the door and took a look around inside. "Not home."

I checked my notes. "He does patient transport at the Children's Hospital in the city.

Michael tapped his nose and took my hand. We appeared in a hospital corridor. Spotting a nurse's station, I motioned for the guys to wait at the end of the hall and walked up and gave them my most weary smile. I probably looked like any other worried parent in the place.

It helped that I was just as worried as all those parents. "Excuse me," I said softly.

The older lady gave me a sympathetic smile and leaned forward. "How can I help you?"

"I'm looking for Vincent Bird," I said. "He's a patient transport tech. He's supposed to be coming to get my daughter soon."

The nurse checked her computer and shook her head. "No, he's not clocked in."

I twisted my lips and clasped my hands on the counter. "I must've gotten mixed up about the time. What time does he come in?"

She clicked around and smiled. "Looks like he's on lunch. It's probably soon."

"Thank you so much." I gave her the most appreciative look I could muster and returned to the guys.

"Let's head to the cafeteria. He's on lunch."

"He may be in a break room or something," Lucifer said.

"Let's try the cafeteria first," I said. "Otherwise we might be SOL."

We hit the nearest elevator and went straight for the break room. Pulling out my phone, I found the hospital's security policy. "I knew it," I whispered as we sat at a table in the middle of the floor so we could all have a view of part of the room. "Children's hospitals always have color-coded scrubs. Patient transport coordinators are light teal," I told my guys. "And here's his picture." Setting my phone on the table, I let them pass it around and look at his photo.

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