The cab driver pulled out her own and pointed it into the back seat, right at McKenzie. I didn’t know how she could do that and keep driving. She must have been some sort of professional. “Guns, please. Throw them up front.”With a growl of frustration, I tossed my gun onto the floor of the passenge
“You know where you are with me,” I said huskily.She shivered, and I could tell it was attraction and not revulsion that made her do so. “Will…”“Yes?” I murmured.McKenzie swallowed. “We… we need to call that cab and split.”“I’ll take that as a ‘we’ll table this conversation for later,’” I chuckl
WillI went to the ATM filled with dread. I was certain my grandfather had found the account. Absolutely positive. The question was, had he disabled it, or was he just tracking it?It wasn’t as though we had any choice in the matter. I was going to have to find out.I took my card out of my wallet a
“You’re not going to kill yourself, are you?” I blurted.“What?” He gaped at me. “No. I’m not going to kill myself. Whatever gave you that idea?”“Because your dad and your grandfather and all this and everything.” I gestured vaguely in the air. “You know.”Will smiled sadly. He took off his sweater
“We’re hittin’ the rest stop up yonder.” Hoot nodded his head in the direction of a blue sign. “You’ve got that long to work things out. We need to switch vehicles, and that’s gonna be the best place to do it.”I harrumphed and looked out my window, pointedly not looking at Will.When we stopped, I
McKenzieI listened to Will give Hoot what little information he had. And it was definitely very little.“I just know he and my grandfather conspired together to create a bounty on Caleb and Jocelyn Killeen,” Will explained. “This sheik guy… I didn’t get a lot of time to look into him, but I think t