Arlo
I turn off the engine and take a big breath before leaning my elbows on the steering wheel, taking my face in my hands. I have never been so stressed in my life. I sit upright again and exit the car. Time isn’t waiting for me, it’s moving fast and the money is still not full. I had just met with my lawyer and have put up a couple of my shares on the market. Hopefully, I'll hear from someone interested soon. I emailed Lazlo too, giving him the first option.
Selling some of my shares will end the fifty-fifty partnership and it breaks my heart. It makes me feel like I’m losing everything all over again. It's a big setback, but I have no choice. I can’t let Kol die.
I notice as I exit the car that Ria’s car is not in its spot, which means she must have gone somewhere. I hope Enya did
