Yolanda spent much of her time with her new Luna heading up her security team. What pissed her off the most was that she should hate Aricka for taking Luna’s position from her. She admired her far too much and respected her. They’d become friends, and Yolanda finally understood she made a better bodyguard and Arms Master. Then Luna, hands down.Yolanda was here in response to several voicemail messages. Which were left by an RCMP Officer. He said he was looking into some local disturbances. For some odd reason, they wish to speak to a family representative. When Aricka asked her to talk to them.Yolanda knew she was the wrong person for this job. She’d been told many times why she was the worst. Her defects including her temper, lack of patience, and smart-ass sense of humour. Never mind her tattoos, jet black hair, leat

              It was a pleasant feeling entering the warm motel lobby with its Christmas music, multi-coloured lights and tinsel. To Yolanda, it was an insult to the true meaning of the season. At least it wasn’t as depressing as it would have been if there had been no decoration at all.

The hotel room door had closed behind Yolanda. Ian turned to his friends. “Okay, I think she’s gone. What do you think is going on? Alright, do you think she knows anything?” “This is something that’s bothering her. Though it’s not clear whether it’s because we caught them in something or she’s concerned about how this affects her and the Wolversens.” Jaxon commented while he picked up the files from the bed and floor. 

   “Why did you actually come here?” Yolanda patiently waited for Ian’s answer. He was human. Would he feel attracted to her? Could she really trust him?   

Yolanda woke early the next morning, not by the sun pouring in from the dirty window.