My Mate, My Bully
The air is unnervingly still, the kind of quiet that makes your instincts scream.
We slow down, cutting the engines as we near the stone mill Alvera described. It looms ahead, crumbling and hollow, a relic of a forgotten time. But all I can see is him.
Salcom.
And he’s holding Dixie.
My heart drops into my stomach, a cold rage flooding every part of me. Dixie’s on her knees, her head tilted at a dangerous angle as Salcom’s hand wraps around her throat. His other hand holds a gun, the riffle pressed against her temple. She’s struggling, her breaths shallow, her eyes wild but defiant. Even now, she refuses to look weak.
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