“There was no other way around it; no way could I justify my emotions. I just felt stupid. Emily had hounded me for the last two months. She wanted me to talk to Mr. Moser. Finally, after she'd held my cell phone hostage, I'd had to succumb. So this is how I found myself back in the infamous building where I used to volunteer with the hotline. I suppressed a shudder. I really hated working at the hotline and it wasn't because of the last time I'd been in this building. Although that mome...nt had changed my life, the real reason was because I hated talking on the phone. Only a select few got on my 'I'll talk to you on the phone' list. "Davy Harwood," Mr. Moser boomed as he entered his own office. If he was trying for intimidation, it would've worked three weeks ago. Mr. Moser did not qualify for my phone list. I waited until he rounded his desk and sat. His leather chair squeaked underneath his weight, but his two beady green eyes weren't amused and didn't care.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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