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"We were very nice to the fancy truck." Ridge pulls me closer to his side and I wrap an arm around his back to maintain my balance. "Babe, he drives a Dodge. Mine's better." "The little bulls in each headlight were cute." Ridge throws his head back and laughs, but Riley's eyebrows narrow. "They're rams and the truck is a beast. The word cute should never describe something with such rugged manliness." "Manly cute?" From his groan my updated answer doesn't make Riley feel any better.

Travis said, picking up the keys for the work truck out of the bowl we use as a catch-all for office resources: car keys, business cards, things like that. We descended the stairs together and got into the work truck, a large, charcoal four-seater beast of a truck with four-wheel drive. Travis got into the driver’s seat, and I settled in the passenger seat. When he first started driving the work truck, Travis was a nervous wreck about it. He’d been a long-time lover of sporty coupes and was convinced he’d kill someone with the truck. It took me forcing him to drive the truck whenever we had to go somewhere together for him to get used to it. Now, it was habit to have him drive any time we we

We began to fire at each other but my team dogged every bullet. “We’ve got a problem, Alpha,” a warrior named Finn reported, his voice tight. “They’ve got heavy armor.” “Focus on the tires,” I ordered. “Shoot at the tires and disable the truck.” After it took a few bullets, the truck swerved, as its tires shredded. I watched it crash into the quarry wall and heaved a sigh. We secured the cargo, and found the crates filled with rifles, grenades, and other deadly weapons. “Third truck approaching,” Caleb’s voice reported through the mind link.

“Why are you still so stubborn? Your parents are being driven to death by your selfishness! Is your pride really more important than their lives?” Looking at my dad lying unconscious on the ground, and my mom on the verge of breaking down, I closed my eyes and swallowed the bitterness rising in my throat. Forcing myself to endure the humiliation, I finally said, “Liam, I’m sor–” Before I could finish, the roar of engines suddenly echoed from the end of the street. The packed crowd split apart instantly, and a convoy led by black Hummers pulled to a stop right in front of me. Someone in the crowd recognized the person stepping out of the lead vehicle and gasped.

I lean in, kissing my mate and believing him utterly. The day-long train across the south of Moon Valley was bad, but honestly, compared to this truck? I groan as we hit yet another bump and I’m tossed against Luca’s side, hissing as my back again hits a spot on the wall that I know is going to leave a pretty purple bruise. “You all right?” he murmurs, subtly putting an arm around me for support. “I think they planned these stupid transports for big guys,” I say, glaring around at the fabric-covered truck that at least forty of us are shoved into.

It was six tons of solid, low-grade iron that could run on anything from diesel fuel to kerosene and waste motor oil. "I bought it from the Marine corps salvage yard in Barstow after we finished the second-unit work on The Desert Horde," Francis said, slapping the dented steel of the truck's fender with his palm. "The studio wanted to scrap it because the steering box had three inches of play in the wheel.

But they noticed the bottle that he drank from, so they weren't surprised. They arrived at the stable in no time. Zane took two horses and a bigger carriage and Lucia paid for it again. They moved all of Zane's things to the new carriage and they hopped at the back as Zane controlled the horses. They continue on a road and Zane asks, "where does his path lead to? And where does the other one back there lead to?"

I used one of my personal business cards and a fake story about launching a rural agricultural program while quietly keeping Caleb’s black card in reserve for later. Money moved quickly in places like this. Within thirty minutes, I had the keys to a twenty-four-foot flatbed truck with a reinforced canvas cover. The thing looked like a military transport vehicle. Huge. Loud. Absolutely impossible to miss. Perfect. The massive steering wheel vibrated beneath my hands as I climbed into the driver’s seat and started the diesel engine. The truck growled to life hard enough to shake the cabin. Nebula materialized lazily on the passenger seat, tail flicking.

I stared out the window, watching the countryside roll by—fields, trees, the occasional ramshackle building. It all looked the same. Endless and empty. But we were moving. We were heading toward Missford. As the minutes ticked by, though, I couldn't help but glance nervously at the truck. It was old. The dashboard was cracked, the seats were torn, and there were strange noises coming from the engine that didn't sound… right. "Is the truck okay?" I asked hesitantly. "¿El camión está bien?" Miguel laughed—a short, rough sound.

A red truck was driving on the lonely highway separating the woods, the blonde man whistled to his jam while driving, he brought out a sweet from his pocket to open, he used his teeth to try opening the sweet pack when the sweet fell. Since it was a highway, people or animals don't cross, so he decided to bend down to pick his sweet up then he heard a "dub" sound and immediately he stepped on his break. He looked through his mirror to see what he got in contact with which made him gasp in fear,