The Disappearance of Ricci “Take my brother home in a taxi. I’ll use one of the cars here,” Agnese said, stretching out her hand to give me a loaded gun. “Are you crazy? They’ll follow the car. They know which vehicles belonged to the mansion. You’re putting yourself in danger—you should come with us.” “If I go with you, it’s likely all three of us will die. This way, they’ll be led off our trail, Sofía. We have no other choice.” “But I don’t agree,” I shook my head. “You have to come with us, please.” “I won’t. Just follow the plan and stop complicating things,” Agnese said, then got into a car parked beside us. I looked at Leandro, who was still unconscious on the ground. We had no other option. Agnese had left her phone with us, so I called a taxi. When it arrived, I had to offer the driver money to leave us the car and walk away; otherwise, he wouldn’t let us get in. I drove toward Leandro’s mansion. I checked the time—it was three in the morning. I was exhausted and slight
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