The Invincibles-KTH FF (BOOK II)

-SEVENTY SIX-

"I can't do that, Y/N would—"

"Y/N is not fucking here, ARI, and you work for us, for this family," I hissed through clenched teeth, trying not to draw too much attention. "Now, I need you to tell me anything that Y/N has failed to inform us about."

"She has Fifty billion, and a loft in Cagliari, and a private house in Varna, Bulgaria. And... she has private homes no one even knows about all around Korea and Italy. I don't know them all; it's her safety net. The only record of that shit is in her head. Those are the only two—"

"It's fine. We will keep looking, okay, Ari? But right now, I need you to keep calm and breathe. You need to get out of here. You look like you just shanked an old woman. Go home." First Jongsuk, now Y/N. I was surprised she wasn't rocking back and forth in the corner.

"I'm supposed to watch her back, especially when she can't. That's my job. That's my only real job. Everything I do and everything I've done is because I wanted to help her. I would do anything to help her."

I knew that. I doubted anyone would say differently. "Go home, Ari," I repeated as I pulled out my phone. I hoped to God Taehyung was right and that Y/N was trying to contact us.

TAEHYUNG'S POV

As I watched them I could feel my blood boil, but what else could I do? Jisoo held Eunwoo, and fed him some shit in a bottle, that only disgusted me more. But he had to eat, and his mother wasn't here. Pinching my nose, I tried to balance myself. I couldn't even close my eyes, that only made me think of her. How tired she must have been. How well could she fight if she was hungry and tired?

Shin-hye does not want to kill her.

I tried to convince myself of that fact.

"Mr. Kim." I turned to find The Little Engine That Could, standing in the midst of the chaos that was now the bratty hero officer, watching me and my family through the glass.

"Officer Sijun."

"Mr. Kim, I gotta ask you a few questions. In cases like this..."

"They send a rookie cop to find my wife?" And they wondered why I didn't trust them.

He sighed, taking a step forward. "You know, I was handpicked to join the FBI right outta the academy! I may not look like much, but I'm damn good at my job. In forty-eight hours, your bodyguard was shot. The same type of shot, with the same type of the round used to assassinate the president. Now your wife was kidnapped out of one of the most highly protected hospitals in the country. There is a connection here, I can feel it. So help me, sir. Help me find your wife. Now everything you say is important."

There was no getting rid of the man. He reminded me of an annoying superintendent I used to know.

"Why didn't you join the FBI?"

"Because this is my city. I'm not abandoning it or the people." Exactly like a superintendent I used to know.

He was going to be a problem. "Before all of this happened, my wife told me she had a strange encounter with you at the station, Officer. So take your morality and get me a real officer. Not one trying to blame my family."