AXEL SALVATORE ROSSI
“I need you to tell me where to find Blade.”
Zero twirled the stick of a cigarette in his mouth before flashing me a toothy grin that exposed the brown stains tobacco had left on his teeth.
He leaned closer with arched browns.
“Why?”
“Nothing. I just need to know where he is.”
He pushed his body backward, and reclined in his seat while staring at me skeptically.
My eyes narrowed at him, while my left index finger relaxed on my chin, tapping against my skin impatiently.
Zero shrugged his shoulders, and I knew the answer that was about to exit his lips.
“I don’t know where he is.”
“Don’t lie—‘’
“— the bathroom is locked,” Cara, one of Zero’s girls, interrupted me with the least information I wanted to hear as she walked in from the crowd. “That’s strange, be
