Irony. Fear froze my memory until I caught nothing of the moment this taxi took my body away. Two pairs of car tires succumbed to the brake pedal, the rising night rewarding me with a sight that I wanted to be involved in last time."Just take the rest," I said, not knowing the exact amount of fare money I had given the taxi driver.The driver shouted incredulously, commenting on me looking like a madman, staggering into the closed company premises.There were no guards or I didn't see them, Sinclair Corporation where I was currently working, went inside because I had no one to go home to now.Cold, my feet were not even padded felt how cruelly the night was throwing away my already victimized body. In my pants pocket, that's the source of all the ringing my phone gives me.The vibration haunts me, following me until I reach my unlocked office. Once inside, I throw away the cell phone, which is ringing because Luke Davis keeps calling me.I know, universe, I get it. For the angel who
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