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“Yes.”

“May I?”

I hand him the notebook.

He opens it.

Sally’s name is first.

Then Frank, the truck driver who gave me two hundred dollars.

A diner owner in Oklahoma.

A woman who let me sleep in her garage.

Two people who bought bus tickets when they saw me counting change.

Sean closes the notebook.

“We need to make sure Navarro doesn’t know about them.”

Fear moves through me.

“He wouldn’t hurt them, would he?”

“If he believes one of them knows where you are, he might.”

“I have to warn them.”

“We will.”

“Now.”

“Sage—”

“Frank has grandchildren. Sally sleeps in the apartment above the diner. What if Navarro sends men there?”

Sean looks at Will.

“Get Taylor. We’ll check every name.”

Will leaves.

I dig through the rest of the bag.

Photographs.

Hairbrush.

A small makeup bag Addy gave me when I turned ten, even though Mae said I was too young to wear makeup.

Everything is exactly where it should be.

“I didn’t steal a list.”

Hayley rubs my back.

“We know.”