“I’ve got it.” Sebastian’s voice cut through the white noise going on in Kade’s head.
Kade looked up sharply. Sebastian was already moving, already thinking three steps ahead the same way he had when things went to hell earlier. His eyes were hard, focused, but masked underneath was a desperation so powerful, it made his thinking faster. Kade could see it all come together in Sebastian’s eyes.
“I’ve got a plan,” Sebastian said again.
Kade stepped closer, lowering his voice as if Ravyn might hear even in her half-conscious state. He crouched beside Sebastian near the foot of the bed, their shoulders almost touching.
“Talk.”
“We have to leave,” Sebastian said without hesitation. “Immediately.”
Kade frowned. “That’s it? Your plan is for us to run and hide?”
“Not together,” Sebastian a
