End in Sight by W.J. May

End in Sight by W.J. May

Author:W.J. May
Language: eng
Format: epub
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Publisher: Dark Shadow Publishing
Published: 2015-11-09T00:00:00+00:00


“I JUST DON’T UNDERSTAND why you got detention,” Beth said for the third time as she passed around a bowl of mashed potatoes. Their plates were already heaped full but, ever the mother, Beth kept on adding. “Andrew?” She turned to him, expecting some sort of response.

Rae mimicked the gesture, taking no small amount of pleasure in watching Carter squirm.

“Technically speaking, Molly and Rae are still students here at Guilder.” He sounded apologetic. “We need to follow the school rules accordingly, and all students have to graduate. Rae understands that...don’t you, Rae?”

Rae held his gaze for a moment before shrugging a shoulder. “Sure. How come we can’t just test out? I thought that’s what you said when I signed the contract and found out you were the pre—” She stopped short when Carter sent her a look of warning. Not everyone knew he was the president of the Privy Council. Molly probably didn’t know. Only a few did. There was danger in numbers.

“While we’re on the subject,” Beth turned to her shrewdly, oblivious of the exchange between Rae and Carter, “what were you doing? And don’t tell me you went all the way out to London to go on some sort of midnight double date, because we flat out won’t believe you.”

Molly and Julian flashed each other an appraising look, then shrugged in concordance.

“We were...” Rae trailed off nervously. With her Uncle Argyle living half a world away, she wasn’t used to seeking parental permission before she went off and risked her neck. “We kind of...met up with...” She glanced around, hoping to get some support from her friends. Seeing that it wasn’t going to happen, she met her mother’s tough stare. “I went to see my half-brother, Kraigan.”

Carter slammed his fist down on the table. “Are you out of your mind?!”

Beth’s face grew pale. “Didn’t you say he was the one who tried to kill you? Wasn’t it his mother in the fire?”

“He’s a lunatic!” Carter roared, clearly ticked off. “Dangerous and psychotic! What in the world possessed you to think seeking him out was a smart idea?” he growled. “And you wonder why we treat you like children!”

“We sought him out for precisely those reasons you both just said,” Rae answered calmly, keeping her eyes on her mother’s face. “He’s a dangerous psychopath whose mother died in the fire.” She pointedly moved her gaze over to Carter. “The fire that Jennifer caused. The rogue, undercover black-op agent of the PC.”

There was a moment of silence as the adults absorbed this, then Carter shook his head emphatically. “Oh, Rae, you can’t be serious.”

“Think about it,” Devon interjected, coming to her defense. “Who better to catch a killer than a killer?”

“Kraigan can’t be controlled,” Carter insisted. “He’s a loose cannon. There’s no telling who he might turn on.”

“Ironically, it was you who let him out of prison.” Rae stood her ground, refusing to believe her decision had been a bad one. “I’m not trying to control him. I simply pointed him in the right direction.



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