SEBASTIAN
I sat at my office, looking at the files on my desk but my mind kept drifting back to Elara and the court hearing yesterday.
I had given the Judge the evidence I had on him, he was working secretly in favour of the Moores. But, I had told Elara it was simply evidence, she didn't need to know what kind of evidence it was. The hearing was over, for now, I was sure of it.
A sharp knock interrupted my thought and I frowned.
“Come in.”
The door slowly opened and John walked in, every instinct I possessed sharpened then. I haven't spoken to him since the last time and I didn't want to now.
“You still don't trust me,” he said and I scoffed. Trusting John was giving myself to the wolves.
“No,” I said coldly and opened my laptop, at least now he'd know that honestly costs nothi
