Wrong Number

"No, no, fuck this, no!" I stood to my feet immediately. How on earth could I have missed it? Something felt odd texting the photos, how on earth did I go to Chad's thread instead of Tom's?

I picked my phone up to see what could have caused the misleading. I slapped my forehead when I realized how. Chad had texted me a message that conveyed a reminder to check my e-mail so I could edit the attachment he had sent.

This was the end. I knew I had to go check my closet to find my apron so I could get it dry cleaned for pizza city. I was about to toss my phone out of my hands when all of a sudden, something fascinating caught my eyes. The message had been delivered but it had not yet been seen by Chad. He must have put his phone away right after texting me and that meant there was still a chance to stop him from viewing a picture with such content, which could and would cost me my job.

It was twenty minutes after midnight but still I brought my phone out to dial Tom. About a billion messages that required confirmation on whether or not I had changed my mind and decision filled my notifications bar. This wasn't the time to regret stuff.

As expected he didn't answer the phone. A panicked me dropped the phone and decided that, pacing around the room would offer me a solution.

Deciding I had no way to get myself out of this with assistance from a third party, I concluded that I would be going to Chad Bush's house and accessing his phone, to get rid of the photo before he woke up.

*

I hopped on my old bike, who knew it would ever come in handy in its existence? I had on my pyjamas and I couldn't care less. After securing that my house was locked and that my key was safe in my pyjamas pocket, I got ready to leave.

If anyone had expected anything, it was that I had no car. I barely made enough to keep up with paying my bills and getting a car was definitely not on the list of fun things to do.

Chad's house was quite a distance from mine and if I could pedal fast enough, I would get there in an hour. That meant that by two in the morning, I would be at my boss's house, with barely any hope that he had not seen my stupidity endorsed act.

To tell the world of my devastation would be an under rate of how I truly felt.

be would be but then, I would rather lose my job trying to

*

said house, I was wrong. Chad bush was clearly royalty beyond expectations. He lived in some fucking mansion. I gaped at the large source of shelter standing tall in its foundation and staring back at me.

I only knew where he lived because I had a direction map

things through. If there was any fire hot enough to burn my job, this was it. For one, Chad was an influential man and he more than any soul I had met priced security

place. Although, from my view, the mansion was dimly lit with night lights and it seemed empty. That gave me another sense of logic. Chad cherished his privacy. And if

I wondered how I was going to manage to get through things without being noticed. I wasn't completely unprepared for any sort of stoppage. I had my business identification card with me and there was nothing a little white

bike

I was not a tall not short person and I had no idea what heights were but that was definitely one long gate. I placed my hand akimbo and wondered how I was going to get over and

I placed my feet on the first steps and my hands on the steps I could attain

I didn't know how long it took but I got to the top eventually. I turned around and placed my feet on the steps but this time, in the building. My heart was equally trembling along with my limbs. "Don't look down Nikki, don't look down." I pleased with myself but knowing the stubborn bitch that I was, it was almost as if my subconscious had responded, 'yeah I'm definitely going to look down.'

a loud shriek out. On their accord, my limbs left the gate and I was soon crashing to the ground. It was a fall I doubted I would survive but I hit the ground with

to my feet, ignoring the pains in my glutes, letting my mission override

the sound of the stranger, me. Following their barking

assumed was sight and hid behind the trees that lined what seemed to be a road that led to the main

created a linear pattern that served decorative purposes,

A few men walked towards the gate in scrutiny but I managed to escape their

*

luck but the door was unlocked. The only reasonable explanation was that Chad kept it open in case the security had to get him out in emergency situations but other than that, no one else was welcome in and that self proposed