In his Car

Elowen:

I watched as tears pooled in Louisa's eyes as Dante said those words to her. Her actions had come to bite her back, and boy was I glad.

“Mr. Guerra, please, I am so sorry. I do not have anywhere to go after this. My father has lost all his investments and this will leave me broken,” she pleaded, grabbing Dante’s hand, but he pushed her off, causing her to fall to the floor.

“You showed no mercy when you went out on Elowen, so you deserve nothing. Get out before I call security!” He yelled.

I would have felt pity for her but she was pure evil, so I couldn’t help but chuckle at her misery.

She stood up and silently walked to the counter with a pale face. She pulled off the badge that was attached to her shirt, then dropped it on the counter and picked up her purse.

I walked up to her, and grabbed her hand while Dante wasn’t looking, then whispered into her ears.

“You can’t always win, even in your own game. I hope this serves as a lesson to you.” I said and she scoffed.

“It isn