The Wrath of Pan (The Inglewood Chronicles book 2)
““You still have not told me who we are meeting.”
“Of course I did; a potential lead and someone who I think we can trust.”
Exiting the vintage Aston Martin that I borrowed from John, we made our way over to the entrance of the club. Inside was dark, but I saw a figure moving around over by the bar. I gave it a good knock and waited.
“Victor, are you sure your informant is even here?”
I was appalled. “The nose never lies.”
The door opened and it was Rissa. Today she wasn’...t quite of Goth-like as she was the first time I met her, but she still would stand out anywhere. Her eyes opened in surprise when she saw me and she pulled me into a hug. “Victor! You’re back!”
“Course I am. I told you I’d stay on this case as long as it’s needed. Emily will see justice.”
Once she let go, her eyes went to Gregory. “I didn’t know you had friends helping.” She quickly broke eye contact and started to blush.MoreLess
“Of course I did; a potential lead and someone who I think we can trust.”
Exiting the vintage Aston Martin that I borrowed from John, we made our way over to the entrance of the club. Inside was dark, but I saw a figure moving around over by the bar. I gave it a good knock and waited.
“Victor, are you sure your informant is even here?”
I was appalled. “The nose never lies.”
The door opened and it was Rissa. Today she wasn’...t quite of Goth-like as she was the first time I met her, but she still would stand out anywhere. Her eyes opened in surprise when she saw me and she pulled me into a hug. “Victor! You’re back!”
“Course I am. I told you I’d stay on this case as long as it’s needed. Emily will see justice.”
Once she let go, her eyes went to Gregory. “I didn’t know you had friends helping.” She quickly broke eye contact and started to blush.MoreLess
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