Think, Cassia said to himself. And no matter how hard he tried, he couldn’t come up with an excuse. He could say the vampire tried to escape but the cages were secure, someone had to open them from outside. Maybe it was time to confront Jacob about what he’d found. Cassia faced Jacob. “We need to talk, but I think we should put him back in the cage before he wakes up.” Cassia said. Jacob stared at him for a few minutes before he moved forward. They carried the vampire and put him back in the cage. Cassia walked out of the basement and made his way to Jacob’s office. He waited by the desk, as Jacob rounded it, to drop into his chair.
“Talk,” he said, sounding pissed.
“Sorry about what happened in the basement, but I needed more information,” Cassia said, pulling out a chair. He sat down
