Chapter Twenty-One
Trinity wanted to argue it wasn’t acceptable to her. She didn’t want anything to happen to Emery because he was helping her. Once again she missed the opportunity to protest. He opened the door and stepped inside. Lightning lit up the sky again, thunder on its heels. She froze, barely able to breathe. She couldn’t do this. She’d been crazy to think she could.
Emery turned, taking her hand and drawing her forward with him, keeping her close, his grip on her hand tight.
She held on equally tight, ignoring the pain as she struggled not to drag her hand from his grip and look for the nearest hiding place. She should have known better than to think she was capable of doing anything during an electrical storm. She stumbled against Emery.
He pulled her tight against him, st
