92 - Vengeance

Maya

Night fell so fast, with a full moon positioned in the sky. There were annoying crickets which buzzed, as I drank some blood from being tired and famished.

Javier made it clear not to walk inside the gates without a signal from him. He had sufficient evidence of the contract, but still took caution. This was the reason we had to stay in the mountains, till he gave a phone call.

We were presently at the entrance of a cave. To prevent attraction and eyes, we deposed the car we drove here.

“How long will we be here for?” I asked, Lannister yawning.

“Till we get a message from him that things went well,” he replied. At his reply, a worried expression surrounded my face at the fact that the plan could go wrong. If that happened, I wouldn’t know what to do.

“Javier.” I mindlinked him. “I’m beginning to get so tired. Why are you taking so long? Is all okay, in there?”

He didn’t answer immediately. It took some seconds which I patiently waited for. “I’m sorting some stuff out,