PIERCE
Either Katy wasn't in her home tonight, like she was supposed to be, or she'd hidden when I stopped by and knocked for four minutes on my way to Frankie's house. The problem with Katy was I didn't know how to direct her. If I told her what to do, it was almost a guarantee she'd do the exact opposite. Bossing Katy around did not work.
But neither did asking nicely. I rescued her from jail and gave her a ride home. The only thing I wanted was for her to stay out of trouble. I wasn't dumb enough to believe wherever Katy went off to she wasn't causing a problem.
Especially since the person Ridge had watching her called to let me know she'd gone missing. Again.
The best-case scenario in the situation was her trying to avoid me.
This is what Katy had turned my life into. She had me e
