10. July 23, 2021

Summary

• Holly Gibney has just learned she will inherit over six million dollars, with three million more to come.
• She can't fully grasp her newfound wealth and ponders what to do with it.
• With no immediate needs or desires for the money, she turns her attention back to her private investigation.
• Holly reaches out to George Rafferty, who found Bonnie Dahl's bike, to learn more about the discovery.
• Rafferty confirms he found the bike first and notices a note implying Bonnie has "had enough."
• Holly decides not to discuss the money she inherited and focuses on the case, contacting the Reynolds Library next.
• Lakeisha Stone, a friend and colleague of Bonnie, is out of town but another librarian, Edith Brookings, agrees to talk to Holly.
• Edith and another librarian, Margaret, reveal Bonnie's recent breakup and suggest Holly talk to Lakeisha for more details.
• Holly shows them an earring found near Bonnie’s bike, which they identify as Bonnie's.
• Penny Dahl, Bonnie’s mother, is emotional when Holly confirms that an earring found near the bike belonged to Bonnie.
• Holly requests Bonnie's credit card and phone details from Penny for further investigation.
• Thinking more about the case, Holly concludes that Bonnie likely stopped and left her bike intentionally.
• Holly calls Pete Huntley, a colleague, to check if there has been any recent activity on Bonnie's credit card or phone.
• Pete Huntley is concerned about Holly taking on a case so soon after her mother's death and coughs persistently during the call.
• Holly deflects personal concerns and focuses on gathering data to further the investigation.
• After some reflection on personal and case-related matters, Holly comes up with a punchline for a joke as she sits in her car.