Chapter 24Jessie buried her head against Cam’s chest, the light preventing her from seeing who was on the other end.
“Move the damn light,” Cam snapped, his fingers digging into her back. “You’re blinding me.”
The light moved away, but instead of being extinguished, the beam floated around the cavern.
She peered over Cam’s shoulder. “Dylan, what the heck? Hasn’t Molly taught you any manners?”
Dylan winced when his gaze met hers across the dim recesses of the space. “Who do you think sent me?” He grimaced and turned away. “She said you’re late, and need to get a move on.”
“Late for what?” Jessie frowned. “How did she even know I was home, anyway? I was careful when I snuck in and picked up a few things.”
“Well,” he chuckled, but the sound had a touch more curiosity than humor. “Seems
