I nodded, the sensation of pressure lessening now that I had a task, but it left me cold. “That’s not going to be easy,” I told him. “It could be any fan who’s gone over the edge.”

He nodded, considering that for a moment. “Do the best you can. Any people you know personally, or anybody who’s sent you threatening or inappropriate correspondence in the past, or whom your security may have had to remove from a show. Do you have access to that information?”

“I can get my security company to send it through.”

“Tell them it’s urgent. We need it ASAP.”

“I will,” I promised, although I dreaded having to go through another conversation where Jeff would try to convince me to come back to Los Angeles. “We might be looking at someone who has targeted me both here and in L.A., which narrows the pool.”

“True,” Nate said. “I assume we can rule Blair out, unless you’ve had any problems with him before?”

“Not at all! He’s my brother.”

“Family is sometimes the most motivated to do someone harm,” he said. “I had to ask.” He got his phone out and navigated the screen. “I’ve run a background check on your buddy Aiden. Nothing popped, but that doesn’t mean he isn’t responsible. We’ll look into his whereabouts this afternoon. I followed up on the paparazzo who photographed you after your car was keyed. His company has told us they recalled him to L.A., but we haven’t had confirmation he’s boarded a flight yet. I’ll get someone to check.” He glanced at Mehrtens, who jotted a note. “How much do you know about Blair’s friend, Tyler?”

I frowned. “He and Blair met in high school, and he’s been around the family for years. They’re really close. There’s no way this was him.”

“Are you sure?” Liam asked, shocking me. “I think he has a thing for you.”

I laughed. “That’s ridiculous. He had a crush on me a few years ago, but I haven’t seen any hint of that in ages. Besides, he's crazy about his girlfriend.”

“That doesn’t necessarily mean anything,” Nate said.

I rolled my eyes. “What about the fact that he wasn’t here when that gift was delivered on Christmas Day? He was in L.A. The only reason he’s here at all is because Blair talked him into it.”

“He could have paid someone to deliver the gift,” Nate pointed out.

My stomach dipped for a moment, but then a thought struck me. “He was with Blair, on his way here, so he couldn’t have made the phone call.”

“Damn,” Liam muttered, his idea thwarted.