The next morning
After a wild night of celebrating with my husband, Suki and City, I rolled over to check my phone. I had messages, but there were none from Rhea. I called her, and it rang before going to voicemail.
Something about that made me sit all the way up.
Rayzor stirred in his sleep before he groggily asked me what was wrong.
“Rhea hasn’t returned my messages since yesterday.”
“You know how they do when they get together.”
“Yeah, but she got my baby. She can send an emoji, anything as a reply.”
“You gotta calm down. You gon’ upset yourself, and that upsets my baby.” He wrapped his arm around my stomach.
“I don’t like not knowing what’s going on with him.”
“You think something’s wrong?”
I had to think about it. “I mean, no. I don’t know.” I shrugged, being truthful because I didn’t know. Levi’s never been in harm’s way with Rhea or Suki, but since everything with Rayzor’s fame, I had to be careful.
“They got security detail.”
“And that’s good, but still, baby, I wanna know where he is at all times.”
He reached over and grabbed his phone, making a call to security.
“You got eyes on my son?”
“Yes, sir. Him and Ms. Rhea left to go to IHOP early this morning.”
“Tell her to call my wife.”
“Will do, sir.”
Rayzor ended the call and I watched my phone like a hawk. It needed to ring right now, not later.
It rang with Rhea’s contact and my heart immediately released.
“Rhea,” I called out.
“Hey, girl. I’ve been meaning to call you back, but Levi’s been keeping me busy. He had my phone most of the day.”
“Okay.”
“You weren’t worried about him, were you?”
“Honestly, I was.”
“Why?” she asked, and I heard the attitude behind it.
“Because, it’s been a lot going on.”
“But you know he’s fine with me.”
“I know, but I still wanna know his whereabouts, Rhea.”
“Alright, you got that.”