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Lester thought for a moment. “I’ll wait.”
The Preacher placed his empty glass on the table and rose. He sighed with a weariness that startled Ted. “So, what do we do now?”
“Nothing,” Kenzie said. “We’re done.” She sounded crushed. Ted saw the exhaustion and despair in her face. She had lost before—it was practically part of her job description—but this one hurt. This one had become personal—for all of them. They’d put their lives on the line. She turned to Ted. “We’re done, aren’t we?”
“Ask me tomorrow.”