#Chapter 103 Warrior

Charles I hung up the phone with Grace. Not exactly the conversation I would have wanted to have right before gunshots, but it was one that needed to be started, especially after hearing a bit of what was said between her and Eason. Hopefully, she wouldn't clam up and actually listen to what I said. She needed to take risks and test her judgment. It was the only way she was going to get better at it. I winced, remembering what Eason told me, and couldn't help but agree. Grace isn't going to start making decisions until she doesn't have a choice. He said, scooping up another dollop of ice cream. If it's not science, she'll use your brain to solve her problems instead of her own if you let her and act out when it suits her… And you should probably brace for the defend, divert, deny, and disengage tactics, too. He sounded bitter about it but honest like he was bracing for it himself and still warring with whether or not he should. "Shots to the south," someone called from