Go Get The Girl

Giovanni

I'm walking back to the house from the cliffs beneath a heavy sky. The air is cool and damp. How I'd forgotten this. Vegas couldn't be more different and every moment I pass here the farther my life there feels. The emptier.

At that, I think of Sienna.

She's become important to me. A part of me. And it has nothing to do with our arrangement.

My brother signed all the papers last night.

I got everything I wanted.

The house is mine as it should always have been. But even the text from Axel telling me they've finally picked up Williams doesn't help.

I'm not in the mood for celebrating.

A sound breaks into the perfect silence. I stop, turn my face to the wind and listen. It's coming from some distance, but it's there. And I know where it's coming from.

Without consciously deciding, I begin to walk toward the source of the noise.

The music grows louder and mixed in with it is the sound of a hammer pounding against wood.

As I near the peak of the hill, the broken-down mews comes in