The interrogation.

Rael POV

Only the quiet rumble of the car followed me on the drive back to my company.

My gaze remained fixated on the road ahead, on the city lights that passed through. None of it mattered when there were more important things to do.

I left her whilst she was sleeping. The reminder of the peace on her face, the short sadness I saw earlier when talking about her parents…

‘No. Now is not the time to be distracted, Rael.’ I fisted the car tighter to cut away my thoughts.

I finally stopped, entering the nearest parking space before coming out.

Now, it was time.

Every second that passed increased the tension that floated through every part of my body as the elevator moved slowly. I took in deep breaths, stoking the anger that I needed for this.

The weight of all I had to do came down in full force.

How many times had others reached dead ends? How many times had we come up with nothing? Too many to count.

But after Felicity's words, my mind was further drawn into determination.

I was goi