Chapter 28
We’ve been sitting on top of a desk for approximately five minutes. My eyes stayed glued on the clock as every second ticked by. It was nerve-racking having to wait for the cops to arrive.
My hands were folded under my breast, acting as a protective barrier for what was about to happen. I knew I had to eventually explain what transpired here. But it didn’t make it easier. In fact I felt revolted just thinking about speaking about it.
The security had been wiping a wet rag over the boy’s face. He had finally regained his
consciousness and had started to curse softly when the man pressed the rag on his cheek.
Blake had been silent but I could sense the anger that still radiated off of him in waves. I knew he was upset and by the way he glared at my attempted rapist I knew he was still thinking of ways to murder him.
The sound of the sirens has my skin prickling with anxiety and I start to sweat profusely.They were here. “Blake I’m scared.” I whispered for his ears only. He moves off the desk and comes towards me, pulling my head to his chest. “It’s okay bambina. Nothing bad will happen.”
I know he was trying to ease my worries but even he didn’t believe his own words. There was no a*surance that the cops would believe us or listen to what happened. For all we knew, the guy could come up with the most ridiculous thing and get away with it.
“I’m afraid they’ll arrest you-” I choked up pressing my nose on his black shirt. “They won’t.” He a*sured brushing a hand down my hair in comfort.
“You two better not be plotting a way out of this. The cops are here and will get to the bottom of whatever happened here.” The security mumbles.
I tear myself away from Blake and look over at the security. Not once did he think that I was the victim and not the boy he was cleaning up. I couldn’t blame him, I haven’t exactly explained to him what happened.
“Cops?!” The attempted rapist screeched out. It was like he now understood what was happening around him and he didn’t look a bit happy to hear the news.
At that second the door bursts open and in strides one of the most beautiful cop I’ve ever seen. My anxiety and fear diminishes as officer Ryn and officer Nate enters. Blake visibly sighs in relief when he spots his mom and his uncle.
“Blake Tyler Reed what have you done!?” Ryn’s voice is a mix of annoyance and anger. Behind her, a very amused Nate stifles his laughter. The security’s face is imprinted with a confused frown.
“Why do you always think I’m at fault mom?” Blake says with a whine.
Her eyes narrow. “You’re your father’s child. The exact replica in every way.” She says in a matter of factly voice and walks over to us. But stops when she spots the teen boy on the floor with a barely recognizable face.
“Oh Blake, what did you do?” She whispered in horror.
Blake groans beside me. “I wasn’t the one at fault this time. This bitch-“
“Can I speak to you in private officer Ryn?” I asks, cutting off Blake. I knew he was confused but didn’t word it out.
Ryn’s eyes widen in shock as if just realizing I was there. Gaining back her composure she nods quickly. She nudges to the corner of the room and says something to Nate before walking over to the corner.
Blake hand wrap around my arm, stopping me.” Do you want me there with you?” He questions in a worried tone. I turn to him and send him a rea*suring smile.
“It’s okay, I got this.” I answered and strut over to a waiting Ryn.
It felt like I was rea*suring myself. I admit I was afraid to tell anyone what happened. I felt gross and wanted to scrub my skin until it turnt red. But that’ll have to wait.
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