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she ran away. Maybe something happened to the man she was to marry.”

      “That’s a question to ask her if you ever find her,” the lawyer said. “I know this is hard on you but the bonnet with the initials is a strong indicator, as is the fact that she left the baby near your old home, with two women known for taking in orphans and people in need. That shows she was thinking of the baby’s safety, and you came here not long after she had to have been nearby. She might be keeping tabs on you and could come back on her own.”

      “So we’re all clear?” Josiah asked. “I won’t do anything illegal but I want my niece with me.”

      “You’ve done everything right, Mr. Fisher,” Alisha Braxton said. “Even hiring this irritating man.”

      “Thank you,” the man said, his expression full of gratitude. Then he looked at Josiah. “But Josiah, your sister is still missing. She allegedly left the hospital at the end of May. Now I can focus on my continuing search, loaded with a lot more information.”

      “Please keep searching,” Josiah said, worry clouding his features. “We will keep Dinah safe but we need to find Josie.”

      Mr. Craig stood. “Sometimes, people don’t want to be found.”

      Again, a look passed between him and the lady lawyer. What secrets do they have between them? Raesha wondered.