“Still, I think you should wait in the car,” He held up a hand to silence her protest. “At least while I knock and see if there’s anyone in there.”
That made some sense, so Erin merely nodded in agreement. “Fine.”
He gave her a quick glance, his gaze searching her face for signs that she intended to do as he asked.
Erin raised an eyebrow in silent challenge.
He sighed, and gave the house another once over. “We don’t know if this woman might turn hostile and try to cause some harm. Honestly, it would be much better if you remained here while I talk to her so if something goes wrong, at least I’ll know you’re safe.”
“I understand your concern, but I want to talk to her too.” Erin insisted. “And I’m not exactly helpless Ethan.”
His lips tightened in disapproval but he said nothing more,
