“Oh thank goodness,” I sighed in relief, thankful for how the wind moved me here.
“Ohhh, you’re the one with the crazy ambition.” Sean laughed like he has known me since I was born.
“What do you mean?” I hissed, folding my arms under my breasts.
“I’ve dropped my ambitions on the Rutherfords. Those people are crazy; but my cousin on the other hand, he smokes too damn much, he hates the Rutherfords as much as he loves his cigarettes. He could be of help to you. I’ll give you his card so you can find your way to the house because I won’t be leaving this place for a while.” Julian explained, searching his pockets for a card.
“I don’t think she can leave either.” Sean breathed, holding his phone so close to his face.
“Why?” I asked, hiccuping my way into further anxiety.
“You’re wanted
