JESSE
“What do you mean you don’t know where she is?” I asked Devin as he pulled up the building’s surveillance footage.
“Look, we were all busy with the same thing. I didn’t realize I had to babysit.”
“Just find her.”
“There,” he said, pointing at one of the many video boxes on his screen. It replayed Vivian waltzing right out of the front doors of Pegasus Star Security. None of the men I had posted at the front desk even batted an eye. I made a mental note to berate them for it later.
“Right under our noses,” Theo commented, sounding almost amused.
“Dammit,” I hissed. “I looked away for two minutes. Two minutes.”
“Relax.”
“Don’t tell me to relax.”
“What’s the problem, man?” Devin asked. “Maybe she wanted to take a little stroll around the block. She’ll be back.”
“She’s not supp
