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“Wait what?” She cut me off. “But you just said you’ll get me one.”

I nodded. “And I will, but—”

“Ohhh.” She grinned, crossing her arms over her chest. “I get it. You’re scared of Nirah.”

My eyebrow raised. “I’m not scared of Nirah.” I’m not.

“Prove it.” She tilted her chin upward.

“Nice try.”

“Ugh,” Nereus groaned. “You’re still on the phone? Antonio can’t be that fun.”

Sally giggled, looking off to her right. “Fine. I’m coming.” She reached for the cellphone. “Nereus is taking me to the aquarium. Bye Antonio.” She waved and as soon as the call ended I tossed my cellphone onto the passenger seat and started the ignition.

* * *

I was already on edge when I pulled up to the house, and definitely wasn’t interested in whatever the fuck my men had gotten into this time.

Five SUVs lined up in front of me as they geared up. Oh for fucks sake.

With a heavy exhale I shut my car door.

Cesar was the only one to approach me as my men stood, fear pinning them in place. “She’s gone.”

“Who’s gone?”

He stopped in front of me. “Miss Nirah.” She’s gone?

“What the fuck are you talking about?” I snapped.

“She had an errand to run. Koren and Kiryl both drove her but they were ambushed and…”

The muscle in my jaw ticked. “Who?”

“The yakuza.”

“Oh for fuck’s sake.” They’d officially done it. Now I needed to wipe out every last one of them.

“We’re ready to leave boss, we’re just waiting on your command,” Cesar stated and when I glanced around I was met with eager faces who were already geared up, waiting beside their assigned cars.

I looked back at Cesar. “You remember their warehouse we found before killing Fujimura.”

He nodded.

“We’re heading there first. Let’s go.”

Cesar and I climbed into my car and my knuckles burned white as I gripped the steering wheel.

As soon as the two black gates opened, I sped out and so did the rest of my men. We needed to find her. I needed to find her.

“Tell me exactly what the fuck happened.”

Cesar had his laptop open on his lap, his screen lit up by a pinging location.

“We couldn’t get hold of either of them, and when Kiril checked the tracker in her phone it showed she was heading too far out.”

The muscle under my right eye twitched. Heading too far out.