Terin
HE WAS ANGRIER than all hell and part of me couldn’t blame him. That is... if he was innocent. I wanted to believe that Cole was, but I really didn’t know him or what he was capable of.
“Okay. So, it’s not you,” I said, staring up at him. “Could it be another member of the Gold Vipers? I mean, it makes the most sense, right?”
“If it was one of them, I’d know,” said Cole.
“But, obviously you wouldn’t tell me, right?”
His eyes grew stormy.
“It’s an honest question. I mean, isn’t that how clubs like this operate? You make your own rules and f**k everyone else?”
He still didn’t say anything, which started to really piss me off.
“Are you going to answer my questions, or do I need to bring you in?”
Cole laughed coldly. “Bring me in for what? There’s no proof that I killed anyone.
