The Collie Murders: A Serial Killer Crime Thriller - Plot & Excerpts
Reyna didn’t know why she was at Louis’ apartment, though when she was standing outside of his door, her fist hitting the wood, she’d been unable to force herself to leave. In the five months they’d been close with each other, he’d become a reliable source of comfort to her, especially in the wake of Abby’s move. It had never felt odd to her that she’d traded her best friend for her friend’s boyfriend’s best friend. In fact, any man that Abby deemed worthy to love had to be a good man, and good men chose the same kind of stock to run with. The logic was sound. Louis’ face as he looked at her as he’d opened his door was like having the ability to break through the surface of a lake and finally take that life-saving breath. Without considering how much of a jerk he thought he was, or how much of an inconsiderate two-time jackass he was, she flung herself at him and cried. As she felt herself being pulled into his apartment, she heard Louis whisper, “Come on, calm down.
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