“No one here’s going to judge you for not going if that’s what you decide,” he said quietly, needing her to believe him, his conscience forcing him to give her an out. As much as he dreaded the thought of her leaving him in the morning, he hated the idea of her being in further danger. Yeah, he was good at his job, but even he couldn’t guarantee her safety if they did this. Going into Pesh blind with no immediate backup was a huge risk. And yet he still wanted the cell enough for her to do this and trust in him to watch her back. What the fuck did that say about him?“It’s my fault,” she whispered tightly, her face stricken. “They want me and now they’re threatening more innocent people to draw me out.”“It’s not your fault. And they’re not going to get you,” Hunter said fiercely, gripping her shoulder. “You think I’d let you go near wherever the meeting point is when we’ve got a confirmed threat against your life? No way.” It pissed him off that she’d even think it.“Then what are we
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