What Nobody Knows About Adam
POV Amber
We flew out of the house like our lives depended on it. Neither of us bothered changing clothes—we left in our pajamas, shivering under the freezing night air. None of that mattered. The only thing that did was getting there fast enough to stop a tragedy.
Jackson parked the car recklessly, and we bolted to the front door. We pounded on it over and over, but no one answered. Without thinking twice, my brother kicked it open, the heavy door slamming against the wall as we stormed inside.
We raced up the stairs straight toAdam's room, but it was empty. I rushed into the bathroom—nothing.
"We should split up. This house is too big. He could be anywhere," Jackson said, panic clear in his voice. He kicked something on the floor in frustrati
