EMMAS P.O.V:
No. No they can't be here. What part of, stay away from me, did they not understand! I have an appointment with someone, and if he finds them here, we'll all be punished. I look over at Regi.
"Look," I say, "I would be more than willing to work on our project today, but you can not be here. I have-" At that moment, there's a knock at the door. Oh God, he's here! Quickly, I shove Regi into the living room and make a quick motion for the others to follow.
Once everyone's in the room, I make a quick motion for everyone to be absolutely silent. Once they understand, I go and answer the door. A teenage boy, probably like eighteen, stands in front of me. Despite it being hot out, he's covered by a black cloak.
The boy cocks his head in question, and I nod, signaling that it's safe. Quickly, he passes me a small suitcase while I pass him 20 bucks. Now, I know what you're thinking. Let's make one thing clear, I am not drug dealing! Clear? Okay good.
"I'll be back tomorrow to give you the rest," the boy says. I nod.
"Thank you RJ, see you then." He nods, and I close the door. Placing the suitcase on the table, I carefully undo the clasps.
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OUT OF THE DARK: Emma Grace Trilogy (Final Book)
Não FicçãoIn the summer before her freshman year, Emma shut her friends away so she could handle assaults on her life without them getting hurt. Now, she's a junior. Hutch went back to Florida, but Emma is still struggling with the depression of Alex, who lie...
