Chapter Eighty-Nine: Janice

Anthony's POV

"Principal Matthews," she gasps, straightening her clothes. I take a seat on the 2-seater to her left, Beaudoné taking a seat in the 3-seater on her right.

"Janice." I say coolly, wondering what question I want to stab her with first. My former secretary swallows nervously when Beaudoné whistles at her, telling her to sit down.

Her descend is agonizingly slow, her wide eyes trained on the much younger lady to her right. Once she's seated, she tries to regain control of her expressions, but does a piss poor job at it. She's scared. I have to tread carefully.

Do not let anger control you.

"To what do I owe this pleasure?" she crosses her legs and sags into the couch, again trying to feign nonchalance.

"You tell me, Janice." My face has hardened, not wanting to give her the impression that this is a friendly visit. I want answers, and I am not leaving this house until I get them.