“You don’t represent the governor, do you?” I asked Basil with a smirk.
“No, I don’t. But I know a lot of people who won’t be happy if we started to poking into the governor’s past and the smile on your face tells me you are planning on going at him with everything you’ve got.” Basil said and I could tell he was worried about me but I wasn’t about to back down.
“I guess you know me better than I thought you did.” I said, “we should probably go back to the office.”
“I thought you wanted to go see your mother?” Basil reminded me.
“Oh, I’ll call her and I will go and see her later.” I said as we said goodbye to Petunia and walked out of the studio. I took out my phone and dialed my mother’s phone, she answered on the first ring, “hello?” She said and she seemed to be more cheerful than ev
