Page 67 of Oracle Returns: Time will Stop

“What?” Honor asked.

That was when she showed them the photos that she took on her work phone.

There were gasps as she explained.

“Wynter was secretly seeing Doctor Kenyon for therapy. She was a long-term patient. The only reason I can come up with is because I think it was for post-partum after she gave birth to Sophia.”

Raven shook his head.

He already knew where this was heading.

“Oh, boy.”

Yeah, she’d been thinking that too.

“If she had post-partum, she’d be susceptible to his darkness. He’d used that to influence her,” Raven stated. “Along with taking off the protection I made her, it was the perfect access to her.”

Oh, Bishop wasn’t finished.

It got worse.

“In his dream, which I think was more him connecting with his wife, she said the voice wanted her to kill as many people as possible—as in their child and Jo. In order to not let that happen, she ate her gun.”

They all sat there.

This was horrible.

They couldn’t imagine how hard Wynter had fought not to hurt her child and mother-in-law.

Now, Bishop was to the point.

“I think for the sake of safety, and everyone’s lives, we need to shut down.”

Julian looked surprised.

That came out of nowhere.

“Pardon?” he asked. “You want us to close the agency because of this nut?”

Bishop shook her head.

That wasn’t what she meant.

Not.

Even.

Close.

Instead, she was to the point.

“The fewer people working this, Jules, the better. I think we need to keep it small, as in shutting down the access points to weaken us.”

Well, that made sense.

Bishop continued.

“Willow had post-partum. Claire did too. There are too many staff at risk. If he’s looking for a way to feed, and I can’t believe I said that as a cop, weakening the walls will do that.”