Ruger stood with Krissi in his arms and wondered if maybe it was time to tell her everything. He hadn’t known her that long but he felt like he knew her well enough and he thought he could trust her with his secret. But it was a risk. Telling people was always a risk, and not just for him but for all the Souls because it wasn’t just his secret, it was theirs, too. And if they trusted the wrong person, it could mean their lives. His phone rang. A glance at the screen told him it was Tuck again.
“Hello?” he said, answering the call.
“We’ve had a delay.” Tuck didn’t bother with a greeting. “I’ll send a couple brothers to you to explain and keep an eye out, but it’s going to be a while before the rest of us make it.” Ruger frowned. Tuck’s tone let him know there was something he wasn’t sayin
