River POV
I never thought hearing those words would have such a profound feeling, but then again, I never thought anyone would say them to me. The room we were in felt cramped. I could sense Erin's nervousness, her fidgeting fingers and the tension in her body.
In the background, there was a constant buzzing sound as Erin's old phone occasionally vibrated on the table. She resisted the urge to check the screen, her hesitation palpable. "Those are more messages from the one harassing you," I asked, my curiosity piqued. She nodded, her eyes avoiding mine. "I think some are also from my old job," she admitted.
I reached out and took her phone, ensuring that her location couldn't be traced. The messages on her phone continued to buzz, creating an underlying tension in the room. "Is it stil
