In a minute flat, I was yanking the door open on a worried Reed, Gael right behind with his arms crossed. Any other time, I’d have been embarrassed by my bedhead and pajamas, but in an emergency, I didn’t give a flying flip how I looked. I had a mother and baby to help.
“Where is she?”
“Their cottage, the same one we took you to last time. I know it’s awful timing, but—”
“Don’t say another word. There is no way I’m not helping. Let’s go.” I stepped out of the room, and Reed nodded and held out an arm to lead the way.
“Us too,” Leigh said, standing next to Shay in the doorway.
Gael held up a hand to stop them. “No. You two are still on lockdown, and we don’t need to draw more attention to the fact that Brielle isn’t here. The last thing we need is an attack on their cabin while Gracely
