CHAPTER 3
“I don’t care, Law. He did what he could to help Evian until help could get there. Turk and his brothers told you that he was already applying pressure and refused to move, because he was afraid Evian would bleed out.” Sky hissed angrily.
“And according to Dakota, that man was right. Had he not kept the pressure on the wound, we wouldn’t have Evian here right now.” Rey said, but he sounded more imploring than angry.
Midnight gripped his mate’s forearm. “Law, he’s Evian’s mate. You can’t separate them, it wouldn’t just be wrong, it would be cruel, and you know it.”
A sigh of frustration was clear, when Law said, “I understand and agree with all three of you, but Evian was shot and Turk had come here, because of someone, or someone’s rustling cattle on his ranch. I don’t kn
