One Hundred and Two

If I said I knew what I was doing, I would be lying.

I was in the car with Rufus, who was taking me to only God knows where, and I had no idea where Davis was or how he was doing.

After everything that had happened these past few days, I had disassociated a little from reality and this was proof of that fact. There was nothing I could do except sit and watch after all. Look where trying to act on my own had got me.

“I just got off from a call with the boss,” Rufus said, swerving to the right. “He says I should take you to meet him at Palm Greens.”

I turned away, distracting myself with the view of the palm trees and other cars we passed. I didn’t know where Palm Greens was. Maybe it was the place where he had captured Davis and the others. I didn’t want to think about it. I couldn’t bear to see my husband in that position again, or worse, Lisa.

A feeling of dread washed over me as I began to realize just how serious this was. Kayden did not believe he had done anything wrong. I w