"Gio?" I asked.
"Yeah. The asshole."
Immediately, I shook my head. "Nah. He's no snitch. An asshole with a limited lifespan if he keeps acting the way he does, yes. But not a snitch."
"I'd just feel better if we knew who it was that was relaying info to Mario, starting with the day he barged into your deal with the cartel."
That was a good question, wasn't it?
Tristan met us at the door when we arrived back at the lake house.
“We’ve got him,” I told him.
“Mario?”
I nodded and filled him in on what we’d discussed with my father. “He has a meeting in four days where he thinks he’s meeting with our father, but instead, he’ll be meeting with one of his men.”
He smiled. "You."
“And ‘Nicole’.”
Tristan exchanged a glance with Enzo. “Ok, then.”
Four days. I had four days left with Veda. Four days before I could wipe the smile off my brother’s face with a bullet.
I heard a noise above us and looked up to find Veda hastily rising to her feet, her long hair pulled back and a book in her hand. "Let's take this into the office," I told them, dragging my eyes away from her white face.
I cursed under my breath as we relocated to my office, where I began to pace. I took a deep breath. I couldn't let my...attachment to Veda fuck with me. Not now. This had to be done. My life and the life of my friends hung in the balance. I leaned back against my desk. "Okay. Let's go over the plan."
I’d left the door open, half expecting her to follow us, to try to stop me, to give me a reason not to do this. One I couldn’t argue my way out of.
But she never appeared.