Accidentally on Purpose Trilogy by L.D. Davis

Author:L.D. Davis
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: romance, love, drama, humor, lust, angst, accidentally on purpose
Publisher: L.D. Davis

Chapter Thirteen

Kyle

Mayson’s door was open. She looked up at me standing in the doorway and rolled her eyes.

“If you’ve come to drag me into another piece of your drama, I’m not doing it this time,” she said.

“No, there is no drama,” I said. “I wanted to talk to you about something else.”

“Like what?” she asked skeptically, with one eyebrow perched.

“Emmy.”

She groaned and said, “I should be telling you no and kicking your ass out that door, but I’m very curious about what it is that you want to discuss.”

“May I come in?”

She cringed. “Now you’re being polite. I’m really frightened.” She gestured for the chair in front of her desk.

I closed the door behind me to block out any eavesdropping employees and took the seat in front of her cluttered desk.

“I need you to be straight with me, Mayson,” I said.

“Aren’t I always?” she asked.

“Not when it comes to her.”

She was quiet for a moment as she assessed me.

“You haven’t asked me about Emmy in almost two years. I half expected you to bug me about her after she left this last time, but you didn’t. What has changed?”

This wasn’t an easy thing for me to do, to talk to someone who so plainly hated me—and to talk to her about someone that she loved like a sister, someone I had hurt physically and emotionally.

“I need to know what I did to her, Mayson,” I said.

“Why do you need to know that?” she asked softly.

“I feel like I need to know to move forward.”

“With, Lily,” she said.

“Yes.”

She tapped a pencil on the desk. “I don’t see how that will help, but I only know what you know. Sam said Em looked like she got the shit kicked out of her, but I’m sure that does not adequately describe how she must have looked. You really don’t remember any of it?”

I hesitated. I was about to get very personal. Only Lily was aware of my nightmares, but I felt like I had to tell Mayson. “I have nightmares of me hitting her, punching her and more. I hear her screams—they always sound the same. There are little snippets in my head of glass breaking, furniture crashing to the floor, but I never see her face…or her belly.”

She blew out a long breath and sat back in her seat. She watched me as she gently rocked her chair back and forth.

“Have you asked your dad?”

“He enjoys holding back that information. I even offered to pay him for the information, but he is so evil, even money does not sway him. I even tried using…resources to find hospital or doctor’s records, but I can’t find anything about that night or the following days.”

Her eyes widened. “You have people that can hack into hospital records?”

I ran my hand through my hair, feeling slight discomfort talking so openly about this.

“I do.”

“Wow,” she blinked. “Makes me wonder what other interesting things you know…”

“You really don’t want to know.”

“Probably not,” she agreed grimly. “Well, anyway, she didn’t go to a hospital.

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