His head throbbed, threatening to cause him to black out again. Oliver clenched his eyes, bracing against the excruciating pain as he tried to remember what happened. He was about to get into his car and—
He groaned as he remembered someone attacking him from behind, knocking his head against his car. It was stupid of him to remain alone, knowing they were still out there, but the excitement of a having a possible plan had blinded him to the fact that they were still in danger. Darius was still out there. He should have been smarter.
Lifting his head, he fought the nausea and pain that washed over him.
“I told you to stay out of it,” he heard Darius say.
He tried to force his eyes open, to focus on his surroundings. “It’ll surprise you to know, that’s not the first time I’ve heard that
