RYDER
The more Hunter explained why he thought something was wrong, the harder I pressed my foot against the gas pedal.
According to him, Liora had walked out of the company where she worked looking completely detached from reality. She had moved through the parking lot with slow, dragging steps before eventually making her way into the elevator of her apartment building. Since then, Hunter had been keeping an eye on things from a distance.
Over an hour ago, the bathroom light in her apartment had switched on and it still hasn’t gone off.
He has gone upstairs and repeatedly rung the doorbell, but no one had answered.
"Can you slow the hell down, Ryder?" Logan snapped from the passenger seat, gripping the handle above the window as I swerved around another car. "If you wanted to get th
