Diagnosis Murder 5 - the Past Tense
“As soon as he got home, he intended to jog the cramps and the pain away on the beach, no matter how hard it was pouring outside. In fact, the more soaked he got the better, to wash away the stink of his ugly job.Mark wasn't as successful at hiding his sorrow, his pain, or his fury. The emotions clashed within him, a battle visible on his face and in his eyes. He felt personally responsible for the horror and misery inflicted on the Hasletts. They were suffering so that he would, too. And this, ...of course, brought the anger. Whoever was doing this to Mark, and to the Hasletts, had to be stopped.No, it was more than that.Whoever was doing it had to be punished.As soon as Mark got into the car, Steve started the motor and glanced at his father."I'm no doctor, but you don't look well to me," Steve said. "I can drop you off at home if you aren't up to this.""You said it yourself, Steve. I'm the key to this murder. I fit into the motive somehow. I need to be at these interviews," Mark said. "But you're right, I'm not well.MoreLess
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