Caine was gone. She hadn’t seen him since he’d taken the pieces of table out of the room. When Kadie had called and told Tuck that his computers were gone, he panicked, not for the electronics, but for her. He started spouting instructions about staying with Raven, keeping her head low, doing as she was told. It took a minute to calm him down and explain that no external threat had caused the damage.
The terrifying performance could’ve ended worse than it did. She could’ve found herself dealing directly with a deceased Raven victim, not his first maybe, but it would be the first time she’d been involved in disposing of a body.
With the adrenaline dwindling, she was exhilarated. These powerful men could spin on a dime and it would be worth always remembering that. But now she was a part o
