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Rosemary and Jughead now stood in the hospital lobby, the two hand in hand as they stood across from Veronica as she told them that Archie Andrews was at the sheriff's station to do a line-up. Rosemary had changed into a pair of dark wash jeans and an over sized baby blue sweater that hung off of one of her shoulders along with white sneakers. Her face was free of any makeup and her hair in small tangles going down her back. Jughead now wore his denim jacket, though he had offered it back to Rosemary about ten times since they left her house.
"Wait," Betty gawked at Veronica. "Archie's where?"
"At the sheriff's station," Veronica repeated herself. "Doing a line-up. He asked me to come be here with Fred until he gets back."
"Well," Betty sighed, looking over at Jughead and Rosemary before back at Veronica. "That's gonna be traumatizing for him. We should go down there-"
"Wait," Veronica spoke up, cutting off Betty. "Actually, can you guys do me a huge favor? Mr. Andrews' wallet is missing. We're thinking it might be at Pop's. That, or the guy who shot Fred might have it."
Jughead turned away from the conversation, making Rosemary frown and look over her shoulder back at him. Rosemary stepped away and took Jughead's hand, spinning him around to face her and sending him a questioning look. Jughead just shook his head, deep in thought.
"Well," Betty shrugged. "If it was just some rando robbing Pop's then he probably took the money and then got rid of the wallet."
"Unless," Jughead stepped back int the conversation with Rosemary next to him. "It wasn't just some rando. Unless it was premeditated in some way."
"What?" Veronica asked in shock. "Is that an actual theory?"
"Not according to Sheriff Keller," Rosemary muttered, shaking her head with a frown etched on her features.
"But," Jughead continued for Rosemary. "If you ask me, people have grudges. People have enemies. I mean, think of where we live. Fathers are killing their sons. It's entirely conceivable this was a hit."
