Aléjandro
Gerardo was the least happy about my emergency meeting. In his defense, he had the farthest to travel, I hadn't given him the option of declining, and taking orders from me was not his strong suit. After what we'd learned over the last few days, his presence was mandatory. This meeting had to take place with the attendance of the men congregating in my home. That included our personal guards. There was little that they didn't know. That was why I also asked for their presence.
Andrés and Em brought Sergio. Nicolas and Nick brought Carlos. Gerardo brought Ángel. I recalled he was the one who drove Mia all day and never spoke English. He didn't look any happier to be here than Gerardo. Rei, Felipe, Diego, and Silas were also present.
“Sit," I said, gesturing toward the long di
