I stood in front of my grandfather's consortium with a feeling of nostalgia rushing through my bones as I tried to figure out my next move. Sneaking into the country wasn't something I wanted to do on a long-term basis, but I was forced to do so because that was the only way I could get to my grandmother and find out the problem. I must have misjudged her a little too harshly, and it was time to finally talk things out. Annie called my number severally but I refused to pick up so that she didn't know my next movement According to the information Gibson passed to me with a few evidences on my phone of her conversation with the doctor I had no reason to trust any of them. The seal laid by the government officials was still there, but I crept under the red tape and marched into the building. The gates were electronically controlled, and as long as the remote was with me, I had every right to move in there without anyone challenging me.

Filled with a bit of fear I rushed towards the Boulder separating the car park from the main entrance. Josh shook his head but I wasn't going to stay in the same line of fire with him. What was the assurance that this was not planned and he was not looking for a way to teach me a lesson that I will never forget? He was someone I had grown never to trust and that was not going to change anytime soon. No one taught him to rush towards me making me laugh. "I don't think this is a safe space for both of us. Don't you know that we can be gunned down?" I didn't bother with whatever was being done. I was thinking of the best way to escape the situation without even getting into any problems. Just glanced at me, picking up his gun and rolling it in his fingers, "I know that you probably do not trust me right now but listen when I say do not take any step until I confirm that the area is safe." He warned me. I was not going to put my life in harm's way just to prove whatever to him. It

Mr. Coker removed his cap and gave me a sinister smile. "I would have been surprised if you had not recognized me. I know that sometimes it takes you a lot of time to figure out that no one is truly behind you. You are left utterly alone in this world in it is your cross to bear." He said I glanced at Josh who was bleeding from the sides. "And for this man who tries to prove that he is on your side, I decided to teach him a huge lesson. Sometimes we do not need to put ourselves on the line just to show our friends that we care." He said in annoyance. I was pissed at the way he was acting as though the world revolved around him. "So what do you intend to gain from this? Do you want to kill us? You have shot my friend. Why don't you go ahead and do the same to me?" He laughed at me for a minute before shaking his head. "You know, for someone who loves to watch crime movies and those things you are quite dumb. Shouldn't you have figured out what I want from you? It is very easy. If

My heart pounded at the same time, also kicking in betrayal. I would never have believed in my entire life that I was going to be facing such nonsense but here I was with no choice but to keep on looking and hoping that my assumptions were wrong. I didn't know what next to do besides to keep on watching. "Exactly what I thought you were going to say, and I understand your plight but it isn't still enough reason for you to react this way. I would have been a bit worried if you had not shown any form of sympathy towards your grandson, but you and I know that he is not completely innocent." Mr. Coker said, smiling derisively. If there was anyone I wanted to punch in the gut so much, then it had to be him. He had a way of getting on one's nerves without even trying and I was not even kidding. "I think that you are mistaken about a lot of things. I totally believe everything that you have said but I still believe that you have lost the major reason why we are here." My grandmother spok

Surprise filled Annie's eyes before contorting into grief, as she probably tried to figure out how I got wind of the information. That was my story to tell and I was not going to give her the opportunity of finding out what and how I knew. "I honestly do not understand what you are talking about but if this is anything like I have imagined, then you must be referring to the incident. I have no hand in whatever happens to your grandfather and even you. I have been on the run since you left. I abandoned schooling because I could no longer take the insults that I was getting." She explained again There was absolutely nothing wrong with the fact that she looked away at my accusation but... "I don't have any idea of what you want me to do to you now that you are here. I understand how important this is to you but I still cannot wrap my head around the fact that this is probably just us trying to make a fool out of this. What if we are just making ourselves happy with the situation but I