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The Search Gets Turned Up a Notch
Devine stepped away from her pack-mate with reluctance. She didn’t have a choice but to leave her with a human. Another pack-mate was still missing. A human was missing with her. The one human they couldn’t afford to lose. If Ian Bennett didn’t reappear, there would be serious questions. This time, they wouldn’t stop until there were answers.
Devine cursed the damn fae before she got into gear. She dragged herself towards the tunnel. Yolanda and Ian chose this one to explore.
Debris partially blocked the other tunnels. She hoped the passage was the same. Otherwise, they would have to dig them out. They hadn’t prepared for that. If it were too thick or too unstable, they would need machinery. Or abandon the rescue effort.
She climbed over the rubble with Jaxon picking up the rear. She wouldn’t complain because he wasn’t in her way. He stopped periodic
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