I didn't respond to him, nor to the series of insults his neighbors were throwing our way. For the rest of the shift Lee didn't speak about the arrest...or my reaction to it, but on my way out at the end of the day I was stopped by detective Jackson, the guy who asked us to make the arrest. He wanted to inform me that, while he was grateful that we made the arrest, the guy was already released because there wasn't enough evidence. Without thinking I blurted out that I was told they knew he was. He was short with everyone they met and at times outright threatening to them.And one time they thought they might not be able to fully restrain him when one man stupidly bragged when asked that he and Brianna spent the night together as they passed through his town. Aric said he would not allow lies to be spread about his wife as his hands seemed to turn into flames as his eyes went bright red.The man pissed his pants and started crying saying he would never say it again if Aric would let him. "Thea knew that the reason she gave was not the true reason, but she did as her girlfriend wished anyway. Thea went around to the back of the cabin in order to collect firewood while Holly worked on unpacking the car. After things were settled, Holly went right over to the fireplace and crumpled up some newspaper to get the fire started. She knew that her reason for wanting to come inside was transparent, but she also knew that Thea was familiar enough with her history that she understood.While. . we really didn't do anything out of the ordinary."Andy glanced away and sighed."I did, didn't I?" Regan asked."No," Andy said quickly. "It's like we talked about when we first started going out. Anything out of the ordinary requires prior discussion. I hope you weren't disappointed with last night." No," Regan replied. "I enjoyed it. I always enjoy it. But ... I wanted to ... reward you, I guess ... for letting me do anything I think of - the stuff in the car and on the deck. I was serious.