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!TW! This chapter contains violence!
"You told everyone the party was cancelled?" I asked Lola.
She rolled her eyes at me and nodded, "Yes Harry for the third time, I told them all that something had come up and we had to reschedule."
I shook my head and returned my focus back to Louis, who was working on trying to find the owner of the number that had texted me. "Did you get anything?"
He shook his head, keeping his eyes trained to the phone. "Nah not yet. But I think I might be able to figure out the location of the phone he texted from."
I perked up. "You really think you can do that?"
He shrugged his shoulders, looking up at me. "Yeah, as long as it's not a burner phone, I think I would be able to track it. So as long as they have the phone with them, we'll be able to see when they're coming."
I sat at the bar with a drink in my hand while Liam and I watched Louis work his magic. He was always the guy we would call if we ever needed a tech problem solved. He could probably fix the problem in ten seconds. Sometimes I'm convinced he's part robot.
"Hey lads what's going on?" Niall asked, sitting down on a stool next to me.
"Nothing, just watching Louis do what he does best." Liam answered.
We all sat in silence for a little while, until Niall spoke up again. "So, uh, Hazel seems cool." He said, motioning to where she was talking with Lola and Mia.
I don't know why she's still fucking here. We were about to get attacked by a group of deadly men, and Lola and Mia are still talking to her like they're a bunch of teen girls in highschool.
"Yeah I guess she seems nice." Liam shrugged, wiping down the counter of the bar.
"I think maybe she could be useful to us." Niall's sentence made all of us snap our heads up to look at him.
"What the fuck do you mean?" I snapped. We don't have time for games, she's a fucking girl who works at a coffee shop. Niall's gone mad if he thinks she could be helpful.
