Page 305 of Oracle Returns: Time will Stop

“So eight years later, she was born?”

Lucian went there.

“If Genesis’ parents were psychic, they might have known what was coming. What if they warned their children, so then one of them killed Stephanie Sinclair, and managed to get the hell out of here.”

Honor went there.

“Underneath this desire to take spirits for this darkness, could that rage be fueled by that? Revenge?”

Avalon spoke up.

“It could be.”

How did she know?

Because it was.

Oh, it was coming undone, and all she could hope was that Genesis and Lucian were ready to head into the static. The timeline just changed, and she wasn’t sure if Lucian would survive this.

Or not.

There was now nothing more she could do.

“It sounds like they got away with murder, and in the process, pissed someone off. You said he had a child with his second wife, who was also a Vanderbilt. Do we know how long after?” Tori asked.

Bishop shared.

“One year later.”

Lucian considered it.

“So, we’re not looking at an older person, who might be behind this. Is Kennedy Sinclair dead?” he asked.

His wife nodded.

“Yep. Buried here in Salem, at the family plot beside their cousins, the Vanderbilts. We tried to find the child, but again, it’s not showing up on a birth certificate. We were about to run Kennedy Sinclair, and start digging on him when the energy hit the building.”

Julian went there.

“You guys did good work. Need a job?” he asked the two detectives.

They both laughed.

Oh, and that said it all.

Only, before he could ask what was so funny, there was banging on the front door, and they all jumped.

“Jesus!” Lucian stated.

Heading to the door, Julian saw his brother, as he was fumbling with his keys to find the one that opened the door. Instead, he let him in.

“Bro, your timing is wild,” he admitted.

The man and his wife raced in, and they both looked excited.

This was one hell of a roller coaster.

“We found something! We dropped the kids off at Justin’s, and we had to get over here as fast as possible!”