Damian’s words were still ringing in my ears when I left the room.

He said he was going to check the surveillance, and judging by the way Vivian’s face went pale, I already knew something was about to explode.

But instead of waiting around for the explosion, I grabbed my phone and headed straight to Emily’s.

I needed air. I needed fun. I needed someone who wouldn’t glare at me like I was public enemy number one.

“You totally forgot me,” Emily said the second she opened the door, arms crossed like a mom ready to scold me.“That’s too bad.”

I put my hands together like I was praying. “Peace...