“And you didn’t call anyone?” He asked.
“I checked it myself.” I said.
“That’s not the point.” He said.
“It actually is the point.” I said.
“Storm, you can’t keep doing everything alone.” Drake said dragging a hand through his hair while frustration rolled across his face.
“I checked the property and found nothing.” I said.
“That doesn’t mean nothing happened.” He said which irritated me again.
“You think it was him?” Drake asked.
“I don’t know.” I said.
That answer sat heavy between us because uncertainty had become dangerous lately.
“You should’ve woken me up.” Drake said glancing toward the windows again.
“You already barely sleep.” I said.
“I don’t care.” He said.
“I do.” I said.
The words slipped out before I could stop them and something shifted breifly ac
