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Last night was nice. It was nice to spend time with Rayne away from the tavern. Still, even with our talk, I never managed to make a decision. She, I do believe, could understand why it was so tough. She didn't know which would be best, either.
She said something to me that broke my heart though, "Please don't make me tell him that you died." I think those were the words. And again, that brings me back to this decision.
I mean, what if I don't make it back?
Apparently Taye and Jamal have been doing some business with the group I mentioned in my entry before this one. So, they're being held along with a couple of others. Taye and Jamal asked a favor of them, but what this favor involves, I don't know yet. And they swore that they'd pay this group back. I guess they never paid them. And now their lives are threatened and it looks like that threat has extended to the rest of the crew. For some reason, they believe someone that worked along with them fled to Kenya and started working with us. So now, they're not only wanting money from us, they're wanting this person. I don't know what this person did. But I have heard that the story has been confirmed. The guy's name is Mosi. He has been with the group for a couple of months now, from what I understand. The Makucha threatened his family or something when Mosi didn't follow through with some kind of plans he was supposed to carry out. So, he fled, with his family.
This whole ordeal is getting more twisted each and every day. I have no idea what I'm supposed to do, quite yet. Most have been trying to get me to stay home. I can't! Not now, not when the whole crew have been threatened. Because, hi, I am a part of that crew, so, basically, I'm under that same threat. Right?
Not only that. I want to meet this Mosi character, just to make sure that his story is straight and that there's nothing fishy about him.
My flight is supposed to leave late tomorrow night. Unless there are some delays or something like that.
For the record? I really, really hate flying.
God, I want to call him. I do.
