An Argument

Ashanti

I won't lie, I've been on edge since the meeting. I barely go around Lee these days, he's practically staying at Caleb's presently, which is why I'm making it official by carrying a few of his things with me.

The number of detours and cars I've taken and changed can't be counted. I won't take any risk to their lives.

I'm still getting the silent treatment from Caleb, he's angry, and it's understandable. If I had taken my time to read the folders and not just let my emotions get the best of me, I would've known that killing Carter and Jenkins was going to plant some bad seeds I didn't need.

I'm currently parked in Caleb's underground park, practicing my speech in my head.

For the last two weeks, I've been looking over my shoulders and have had Surveillance cameras surrounding my building.

The parking lot is quiet, save for the opening and closing of my car door, follow by the thudding of my feet on the pavement. I click the button on the elevator and scan my right fingerprints