"And if someone finds him before then?" Not that he truly thought they would -- Joseph had taken then far beyond the lights and sounds of the midway so no one would overhear the truth -- but there was still that fear there. He hadn't bothered trying to hide Joseph's body, leaving him out in the open amidst the tall, wild grass when he'd felt him finally still in his arms, after all. And he was sure the bloodied rock chips littering the ground around him and the gaping hole in his brother's throat would be enough to turn all eyes on him if he was discovered.