The first time Savannah realized that the investigation had entered a different phase, it wasn’t during a press conference or through a breaking news alert. It happened in a quiet hallway at the police station, where the hum of fluorescent lights and the muted shuffle of paperwork formed a backdrop to words she would never forget. An officer spoke gently, carefully choosing his tone, as if softness might cushion the meaning.
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