Chapter 31

The man who arrived at the office the next day looked more like Gandalf the Grey from Lord of the Rings. He was tall, willowy, and had a mean look in his eyes that gave him an aura making people want to avoid him and give him some space. And no, it wasn’t just the mean look in his dark eyes; it was also in the way he carried himself and looked at others, as if he was a step or two ahead of everyone else and didn’t mind letting them all know how he felt and what he thought about them.

The moment the new Chief Superintendent assigned to Denver P.D. arrived at the office building, Teddy hated him. Maybe it had something to do with his grey looks or that he had a limp in his steps, or maybe it was the fact that Teddy’s subconscious knew that he was the man replacing Martin. Or perhaps it had nothing to do with all of the above-listed factors, but everything to do with the simple fact that Teddy was once again in a sour mood.

“Good morning, Officer Theodore,” the finely dress