Elliott strode to the porch and stopped. His gaze moved between Chase and Dillon.
"You ready?" Elliott asked, staring at Chase's face, not wavering for a moment to glance at Dillon.
"Yup, let's go. Dillon, come on." Chase stood and stepped off the porch. "We're goin' for a ride, and we're goin' to straighten everything out once and for all."
Sounded good to Dillon. He stood and followed Chase and Elliott to the barn, not missing the glances they shared, especially once they all entered the barn and three horses stood ready, saddled up, and anxious to run.
Chase and Elliott rode out of the barn leaving Dillon standing beside a horse, his mouth hanging open. What the f**k?
Dillon mounted his horse and took off at a gallop after them. He knew where they were headedto the old fort where t
