#Chapter 75: Soon

Ollie’s POV After Sylvia’s words, the brothers don’t stick around. Instead, the three of them push and shove Jake down the hallway before disappearing into the elevator. Sylvia stays though, and as the distance increases between the brothers and us, her smile grows and grows, adding smugness at first, and then maliciousness soon after. “You just can’t help yourself, can you?” she says, mocking. “Always getting into trouble.” “I have never encouraged Jake,” I say. “And I bet you know that.” “Oh?” “Don’t pretend,” I say. “I saw you leave right after him that one day at the ice cream shop. And then when I received that message to meet you, it was Jake there instead. Your fingerprints are all over this mess.” She hums. “How about you prove it?” That’s the problem. I can’t. And it wouldn’t matter anyway. Even if I had hard evidence, the brothers would still never believe that Sylvia could be responsible. To them, she is infallible. Perfect in every way. Any evidence woul