Twenty-Six
Audrey
Of course, I refused.
All the way down the stairs and while one of the twins basically lifted me into the backseat of their parked Jeep. I still came with them—the two men who’d ripped my heart out not a week ago, whom I’d sworn I’d never call again when I curled up to cry late at night in my lonely bed.
But I had called them when I was scared and didn’t have anyone else to turn to. And they’d come. Both of them.
So I followed them when their faces told me things were so much worse than I feared, even as they refused to answer any of my questions and only kept repeating that it would be okay.
“You know who they were, don’t you?” I asked as the twin behind the wheel pulled away from my building. It was the only explanation I could find to the way they were acting—tha
