The reminder shut him up briefly but unfortunately it wasn’t enough and Adrain looked toward Knox and then back at me.
“Just be careful.” He said.
I wanted to dismiss him. Honestly, I did. The problem was that genuine fear sat behind his eyes. And that wasn’t normal.
Before I could respond everything went wrong, again.
A loud crack echoed through the parking garage beneath the hotel and then another and another.
Gunshots and the ballroom froze.
For half a second confusion ruled everything. Then people started screaming and guests scattered.
Champagne glasses shattered and security rushed toward exits and pure chaos erupted. Knox grabbed my arm instantly.
“Move..” Knox yelled.
Nobody argued and the three of us pushed toward a side stairwell while another burst of gunfire e
