Hey

so it's been a while and I don't really like how I wrote this chapter , so can you tell me if I potrayed Bex write. Also I'm sorry for the grammar and spelling , It's not my strong point.

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Disclamier: I don't own Gallanger girls

I stare at the broken pieces of the computer fuming, I refuse to look at my father who's face is sure to have a look ,which is a mixture of disappointment , frustration and pity.

"Patience Rebecca, we can't do anything just wait" Abe Baxter , my father, says calmly while flicking through a copy of The Times , as if his daughter hadn't just broken their fifth CIA specialised computer this week.

I glare at my father who calmly ignores it and storm to the room I'm staying in.

I put my head in my hands, despair washing over me but the tears don't come.

I glance over to the pile of gear I gathered up to look for Cammie, but I know my parents will find out , when I'm less than hundred meters away.

Every time I check the reports and nothing comes up, I'm relieved and distraught. It could mean anything the fact that she is alive or dead.

She should have brought us along she needs us but instead she left , we know the reasons, we know she is capable but that isn't an excuse for leaving us.

She left to protect us, that much we figured out but she didn't know that leaving the remains of the past would make the people living in them so ruined, broken and hostile.

I should hate her for it ,pin all of my feelings on her but whenever I do some part of me think I she could be dead and that breaks down all the anger leaving frustration and frustration isn't something that is going to make you patient.

All spies know the lesson that your best weapon is your mind and patience but learning it is harder than any gadget or weapon you are given.

Suddenly I can't take it anymore, I can't take the frustration, pain and anger welled up inside me and with one punch my hand contacts with the wood of the headboard of the bed

And tears flow free

Tears of pain, anger and frustration well over my eyes grieving for the loss of a friend, the blindness of where to go and the change that is happening within us.

As soon as the tears begin they stop, and when my parents run up stairs, the evidence is gone.

There a no words of comfort but eyes of pity replace them intstead.

The knock at the door makes us freeze.

Nobody just knocks on a safe house,

Ssilently my parents pull out guns and head towards the doors but once my dad checks the peephole he relaxes and reveals the familiar face of

Zachary Goode

He is dripping wet even though it isn't raining and he shows the marks of action not just the scratches and cuts but in his eyes.

And whilst my only injury is from a bed our expressions are the same , and our pain is reflected in each other's eyes.

Pain of losing evreything we know.

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