I finally slept through the night.
But when I woke up, the silence around me felt strange.
For the past few days, Knox had knocked on my door every morning to remind me to change my bandage. No matter how late he came back at night, he would pause in the hallway to make sure there was still light under my door.
Now, no one called me Trouble from downstairs anymore.
On the first day after I left, Knox didn't contact me.
On the second day, he still didn't appear.
Mason came by once. He left the charger I had forgotten on the top floor and a box of medicine outside my door. Before he left, he looked as though he wanted to say something but held it back.
"Did Knox ask you to bring these?"
"He doesn't know I'm here." Mason glanced at the quiet street below. "For the past two days, Prez
