Bruce
“No good news?” I ask, crossing my arms across my chest.
Leo’s lips tighten, and he shakes his head.
Ryder and Mateo were nowhere to be found when my men arrived at their house.
In fact, the entire house was vacant, except for a dead man in the living room with his throat slit open, and a couple men piled outside of the porch steps.
Which means they both flew, too. I suspect they all left the moment they found Ella missing, high-tailing it out of there before I could get to them.
The worms are slippery, but they won’t be able to hide from me for long.
“How is Ella doing?” Leo asks, concern etched into the lines of his face. He glances over my shoulder as if he can see her from the front door.
It’s the first time he’s been in my house, and his body language suggests he’s re
