Chapter 30The sun came up way too soon for Charlie's liking.
By the time the morning light flared around the edges of her window curtains, she'd gotten hardly any sleep. At best, she'd cobbled together maybe two hours out of a smattering of restless naps. The rest of the time, she'd spent rereading Conscience's texts and thinking about what she was going to do Sunday.
She still didn't have it figured out when her room filled with daylight. She still didn't know what to do to find out where Nolan was going to be that night, or how best to stay close to him until Nil moved in to pick him up.
As Shylock had suggested, she'd talked it over with Juliet the day before at The Bunker. Juliet had given her some ideas on a strategy, but Charlie wasn't in love with any of them. She didn't thi
