Kayla wiped the sweat out of her eyes. The ride to Leo’s camp on the slow-moving transport was hot, miserable, and had taken way too long. She’d seen the drones overhead and knew it was only a matter of time before Alec swooped in. Regardless of her precautions, OmniLab had managed to track them. They only had a brief window before they’d either need to find another camp where they could crash or go underground.
Leo’s eyes narrowed on her, and he pointed to the exit. “Oh, hell no. Not again. Get out of my camp, girl. You’re nothing but trouble.”
Kayla put her hands on her hips and returned his glare. “Trouble? What kind of a*s-monkey turns away the person who brought your missing supplies? Tell your one brain cell to stop fighting for dominance and try looking at the big picture instead.
