nightstand, and rose from the bed. Putting on her silk kimono robe she walked out onto the balcony that overlooked the entire estate. Monroe had her living in the lap of luxury. Their mansion rested on a ten-acre compound on the outskirts of the city limits. He provided her with the best of everything. From labels to diamonds she was afforded her heartâs desires, but the material things seemed so pointless now. None of it mattered. She would burn the multi-million dollar walls she dwelled in to the ground if it meant Money could live again. What she wanted most was time; time with the man she loved. It seemed as though life always tore them apart and for a second time she was mourning his loss. Her mind was so full and her heart so heavy that she could barely breathe. She felt weighted with emotion and she needed to get some of it off her chest. Leena dialed Miamorâs number. Full of tension she didnât even realize that she was holding her breath. âLeena, why are you awake? Itâs so late,â Miamor answered. Leena exhald loudly and chuckled slightly. âI could ask you the same thing. Doesnât sound like youâre getting much sleep either.â âThe baby is restless. To be honest so am I. I miss him. I canât believe heâs gone,â Miamor admitted. âHe was all I had left. So what the hell do I do now?â Leenaâs heart went out to Miamor. To see Carter and her together was to see true love. Leena knew that not even her own relationship with Monroe could rival the one she witnessed whenever she was around them. âHave you spoken to Breeze?â Leena asked. The sound of sirens broke through the silent night and Leena looked around in confusion and then she looked at her security cameras. âThe police are here,â Leena announced. Unmarked black cars were pulling onto her property. âThey mustâve found the plane,â Leena whispered as she rushed back into the house, tightening the belt on her kimono as she raced through the massive mansion. âIâll call you back,â Leena said. âLee . . . wait . . .â Miamor began to protest, but Leena ended the call. Her feet slapped the cold tile floor as she headed toward the front door, frantically, as hope began to rise in her broken heart. She flung open the door and ran out into the yard, meeting the officers in front of her home before they even got out of their vehicles. She was taken aback when she saw how many had come. By the time she realized something was wrong it was too late. Twenty federal agents exited their vehicles swiftly with automatic weapons aimed toward her face. Red beams appeared all over her upper torso and as Leena looked down she realized that all it took was an itchy trigger finger to end her life. âLet me see your hands! On the ground now!â Leena went deaf as the thunderous hum of a helicopter roared above her head. The windstorm that it created as it circled above her, shining a bright spotlight on her, caused her hair to blow wildly. âWhat? What is going on?â she shouted frantically. âHands up! On the ground now!â Leena was manhandled to the cement as she resisted their demands. She watched as the Feds swarmed her home. âWait! My son is inside! My son is in the house!â she screamed as she tried to stand. One of the men put a forceful knee in her back causing her to grimace in pain as he cuffed her wrists tightly. The metal bit into her skin and her wrist snapped from the agentâs brute force. They held no sympathy for her as they made their arrest. âYou canât do this! Iâve done nothing wrong! My son! If you touch one hair on his head I will have your fucking head!â she screamed as she resisted arrest. She lunged, kicking and screaming as she tried to break free. All she could think of was her son. Leena had no idea why she was even under arrest, but the Feds had come at her so