Yet To Come

ISAIAH

I had to share this news with someone who would feel the same as me. So I hurried to my office with Isabella at my heels. I ran for an hour without stopping when I found her scarf. Besides, Devon didn’t mind being out. He hadn’t gotten over the fact that Elaine hadn’t surfaced in the past few months and was getting oddly suspicious.

I decided to see what Alaia had to say. According to her, Elaine hadn’t spoken to her in a while, keeping herself hidden. Devon, of course, didn’t take the news so well, so I had to get him focused on something else.

“Where did you find this, and why didn’t you call when you first found it?” Isabella asked, holding up the necklace and the scarf.

“I lost my phone on the way back, but that’s unimportant. I found the necklace on the cliff the night she disappeared. The coat and the scarf were found near the riverbank, which could have meant she was alive when that happened. She has to be alive, Isa. I just know it.”

“Zira’s alive?” Isabella