Chapter 17
Griffin was glad he’d convinced Indy to join them. When he came into the house with twelve teens, she’d been startled but eased into comfortable conversation with them. Over pizza they joked and had a good time. She seemed to have genuinely enjoyed the time with the kids. He didn’t like having her with them while driving the kids home, though. He’d been into these neighborhoods plenty while visiting the kids. Although he’d never had any problems, it didn’t mean some wouldn’t pop up. Indy didn’t seem bothered by where he drove. Instead she watched with open fascination.
Four of the boys all lived in one of the few remaining projects in the city. The buildings were slated for demolition within the next two years. In the meantime, these boys spent their days dodging bullets and f
