I accompanied Sasha to the detainment room where Stone was being held and interrogated. Apparently, he was annoyingly stubborn in any reality.
“You really think you can get him to talk?” I asked Sasha.
She shrugged. “I think it is our best option. He might be surprised when he finds out I have my memories from the last timeline, enough to let something slip.”
“I don’t like the idea of you talking to him. He’s such an ass.”
Sasha grinned. “Well, duh. I bet if you were there with me, it would shake him up even more.”
“That’s what I’m hoping,” I agreed.
As soon as we entered the room, Stone glared at us. He scoffed and shook his head. “I should have known.”
“Did you really think I’d fall for your games?” Sasha asked.
Stone shrugged indifferently. “It doesn’t matter to me what you think or remember.”
Sasha creased her brow. I reached out and squeezed her hand comfortingly.
“Then why do it? Why mess with my life if you don’t even care?”