Sebastian insisted that going to Robert’s at night would be our safest bet, the theory being that would-be attackers wouldn’t see us coming in the dark, since we were dealing with adversaries who were human and not vampire. I’d obliged him begrudgingly, though deep down I knew he was right. We had no idea where the Nolans were hiding. And I was pressing my luck, going back to the very spot where I’d been kidnapped. As dangerous as it was, I needed my cellphone. It killed me, thinking that I might have missed a call from Joseph about Robert’s whereabouts, or maybe even a call from Robert himself. Plus, I had to warn the VGO about Richard and Maxine. It was risky going to the VGO, because I would essentially be reminding them of the dangerousness of my blood. But I couldn’t stand by and let my grandparents commit genocide, which was what it appeared they wanted to do. They’d all but told me so. The VGO would probably kill them—unfortunate, but it wasn’t as if they weren’t asking for it.
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