I managed to slip out just before sunrise.
The warehouse remained quiet while most of Devil’s Hollow caught up on the sleep none of us had managed to get for days and for a moment I stood outside watching the old brick building before climbing into one of the borrowed cars.
Part of me already knew Knox would be furious if he found out but another part of me didn’t care. I needed answers.
Adrian promised information and right now information mattered more than another argument and he insisted that I went alone. I knew that he wasn’t trying to set me up. He just hated Knox and all of Devil’s Hollow.
The meeting spot sat downtown inside an old coffee shop that had barely changed since I was a teenager.
It opened early for office workers and nobody paid much attention to one more cus
