“My vision was blurry.“Explosion,” J.C. said. He crouched beside me. I was . . . I was tied up somewhere. In a chair. Hands bound behind me.“Stay calm, skinny,” J.C. said. “Calm. They blew the car in front of us. We swerved. Hit a building at the side of the road. Do you remember?”I barely did. It was vague.“Monica?” I croaked, looking about.She was tied to a chair beside me. Kalyani, Ivy, and Tobias were there as well, tied and gagged. Monica’s security men weren’t there.“I managed to crawl fre...e of the wreckage,” J.C. said. “But I can’t get you out.”“I know,” I said. It was best not to push J.C. on the fact that he was a hallucination. I’m pretty sure he knew, deep down, exactly what he was. He just didn’t like admitting it.“Listen,” J.C. said. “This is a bad situation, but you will keep your head, and you will escape alive. Understand, soldier?”“Yeah.”“Say it again.”“Yes,” I said, quiet but intense.“Good man,” J.C. said. “I’m going to go untie the others.”MoreLessRead More Read Less
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