CHAPTER THIRTY-ONE
I sat in the back of an SUV, a blanket around me, and I was…calm.
I shouldn’t have been calm, but I was.
When we landed, the authorities were en route. Kai’s men bundled me off the plane and had me in the SUV by the time anyone from the government showed up. The pilot had called in a distress signal. I still wasn’t sure what happened. We should’ve gone through customs. I’d been stressing about a passport at one point on the plane. But Kai had it covered. He seemed to have everything covered.
I figured they’d tell the police it had been self-defense. But Kai had on the guy’s jacket. He’d shot him in such close quarters that it could’ve also been argued as a self-inflicted shot to the head. A suicide.
Kai spoke to a police detective as the body was carried off the pla
