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shot and a man nearly jumped off a building. I'd say she's a threat to everyone else's safety. The girl's a walking time bomb. She only pretends to be cool and collected. If you hit too close to the heart of D.J., she's got quite a temper. I worry about this Christian. He's pretty insightful. He'll set her off for sure." |
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"Christian McCall is well able to take care of himself. Worry about D.J. She's your problem." |
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"Well, what's the threat? I'll just tell her in the morning, she'll take care of everything, and I can concentrate on finding her a man." |
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"I'm afraid it doesn't work that way, Josie." Raphael's face reflected his disapproval. |
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"I can't just tell you the threat. I can only warn you to be on the alert." |
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"What?" The volume of Josie's voice made Raphael raise his eyebrows in mild surprise. "You're an archangel, for God's sake." |
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"Yes, I am. For God's sake." |
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The quiet reprimand behind the words made Josie pause and take a deep breath. "I just meant, you should know everything." |
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"I didn't say I didn't know. I just can't tell you." |
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Josie crossed her arms over her chest. "Who makes these rules anyway." |
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Josie sighed. She should have known. "Why won't He let you tell me?" |
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"Because the threat to D.J. is something she must handle on her own. It is part of her life lesson. If the threat was eliminated before she had the chance to |
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