Chapter hundred one

Jeremy Harrison could feel the storm brewing even harder on the horizon, he could sense the real battle to come. With the Sinclair firm burnt to the ground, it didn't take a soothsayer to tell that Sinclair was out for blood and he would stop at nothing to bring whoever caused him such loss down.

That evening, he'd made sure Sinclair got home safe and then sent some of his men to patrol stealthily around his house. He had to make sure his friend was alright.

Although Jeremy didn't want to mention it, he felt guilty. Somehow he knew that Sinclair being on his side was the bone of contention. Maybe Eugene and Hilda felt like there was an advantage he had since Sinclair was his friend. But what they didn't know was that the man could only tell what he knew and from the time he'd spent with him, there was very little he could do to help anyone.

Getting into trouble for his sake was something Jeremy hadn't quite expected. He should have been more careful when Hanson had warned him, but