[ Nothing is certain, but they are both used to dealing with more questions than answers. The right questions, often enough, can be enough to help one make a choice. That's what really matters in the end. Questions such as who killed April? Who possibly could?
Only three names come to mind: Havoc, Hei or Honey. But the first seems to have lost her taste for vengeance, while the second may seek to prevent revenge but it's unlikely that he would take action without any provocation or without November noticing. That leaves only one name that she leaves unsaid, because she knows her company has come to the same conclusion too.
What piques her interest, however, is the way he tenses, anger palpable in the air between them. But there's no point here in feigning emotions even if he does it so well. Too well. He doesn't even seem like he's pretending. It takes one to know one, as they say.
Amber tips her head to one side, eyes narrowing in suspicion. ]
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Only three names come to mind: Havoc, Hei or Honey. But the first seems to have lost her taste for vengeance, while the second may seek to prevent revenge but it's unlikely that he would take action without any provocation or without November noticing. That leaves only one name that she leaves unsaid, because she knows her company has come to the same conclusion too.
What piques her interest, however, is the way he tenses, anger palpable in the air between them. But there's no point here in feigning emotions even if he does it so well. Too well. He doesn't even seem like he's pretending. It takes one to know one, as they say.
Amber tips her head to one side, eyes narrowing in suspicion. ]
What's the matter, November?