CHAPTER TWELVE
“IT REALLY WAS rude of you to sneak out the back of that stupid burger joint,” the man said. “It left your friend all alone and vulnerable. What kind of a person would do that?”
“If you hurt her…” Hayley felt the anger burning through her, her hands shaking slightly.
“You’ll what? Run away again? Seems to be a habit of yours, doesn’t it? First, you ran off on Chance, and then you left poor Kendra all alone. Sad, really. At least Chance wants to give you the opportunity to make it right.”
“How?” She stared out the window, the phone pressed tightly against her ear to the point it was almost hurting. “Chance really thinks this is the best way to get my attention? He couldn’t just call?”
“He did call from what I hear,” Aaron said. “He didn’t particularly care for the way th
