RIN
It was around 11:00 A.M. when I pulled into Montague’s enterprise parking lot, and by 11:45 A.M., I was standing outside Asher’s office. The pain that shot through my leg every time I walked made me want to stay home and curl up in bed, but Asher had said, ‘See you tomorrow.’
I still couldn’t tell if he had said it to spite Ken or if he really meant it. Either way, here I was, dragging myself all the way to the third floor since, of all days, the elevator had decided to stop working today.
I placed a hand on the wall to steady myself, catching my breath as I looked down to make sure the cut was still hidden. The twins hadn’t been able to stitch it up after reviving me with water, and we sure as hell knew we couldn’t go to the hospital because of the bills.
I sucked in a breath, bi
