… It was bad coming back here.
He could see it in the eyes of those he passed, the contempt and anger and just how dare they waltz on in after pretty much destroying what had been a community—well, a community of weapons dealers, murderers, and fuck knows what else but it had been a community to these people all the same.
Some were still feeling the sting from their raid, though it was obvious that loyalties had been severed as quick as possible when the true nature of everything was brought up. Others seemed keen on trying to start again, if those oddly suspicious cargo collections were anything to go by.
Gabriel decided to do his best to ignore that, as well as the itching feeling to do something about it. It wasn’t why he had come back, after all.
It was a mess trying to locate the appropriate building, everything along the roads seemed to be falling apart in one form or another, and by God was no one keen on giving him fairly straight directions, but eventually he managed to pick out the place. It looked just like Jesse had said.
He knocked on the door a few times, careful to hold the package under one arm. “Ma’am?”