Chapter 160

TEMA I stand outside the door to Rose's room; she had called me this morning, and I did not want to be there. At first, when she asked me to help her with Drexon by feeding information, but never enough, I thought it was a fantastic idea, but as time went by, it continued to seem worse and worse for my son than when it first started. Drexon was not foolish and caught on pretty quickly, which led to him firing Kellan and no longer reaching out to me. I should have taken that as a sign to walk away, but I could not bring myself to do it. I was already knee-deep, and it felt as though I had to see it all the way through. I take a deep breath and knock on the door. "Come in," Rose's voice is strong as she calls from the other side of the door. I prepare myself for whatever it might be; I am about to hear it in there. I push the door open and step inside, closing it behind me. "Come sit," she said, and I walked over to the couch she was pointing to and slid into it, waiting for her to say s