Voice: Stay at it Eddie. I know you are fighting the good fight.Eddie: Did you have anything to do with selecting the team?Voice: Do you want to chang... the members?Eddie: No I just want to know if whoever chose them couldn't have found competent people without all the baggage.Voice: Eddie people in their right minds would never go near this investigation.Eddie: Yeah, I guess you are right. There aren't likely to be any winners.Voice: Keep me informed.May was on time for her meeting. She saw. It wasn’t a great plan – his house was backed right up to the State Park and if he got into those woods, we were completely screwed. There were only a few good sniper positions, and he certainly had those on his radar.We figured we had a solid 30 percent chance of killing him. With any other target that would have been laughably bad. With this one, it was as good as we could develop. We really hoped cancer or something took him out before anything happened to her.We couldn’t try to help Ex or. To be work. I enjoy it! I even look forward to it." Christ, I never thought you'd sell out like this."He roughly grabbed her by the arm and pulled her away from the table. "We're going to take a little trip out to the country. You're going to tell me what I have to know if I have to beat it out of you." Oh, Bill, stop bluffing. You couldn't do that." I'm a cop. I have to get confessions the hard way sometimes. And this looks like one of those times."His handcuffs clicked ominously around her. ”Mark rubs his sleeve across his eyes and nose to catch the tears now falling like a young boy. He starts to turn to leave, never once looking Brian in the eyes. Brian is melting over how pathetic, and remorseful Mark appears. Brain chastises himself to be strong and not be wavered by how pitiful Mark appears.Brian wants to take Mark in his arms and hold and comfort him but knows that this moment will define how their relationship will be going forward. “You don’t have to leave. Come in.