“I know.” She said.
“You okay?” I asked.
“I will be.” She said.
That answer told me enough.
Paige was worried, but she was also refusing to let fear make decisions for her.
“I'll see you later.” I said.
“Jace?” She asked.
“Yeah?” I asked.
“Thank you.” She said and I leaned against the counter.
“You don't have to thank me for protecting your family.” I said.
“I know, but I'm still going to.” She said.
She ended the call, and I looked at Derek.
“Let's get people around Charles without making it obvious.” I ordered and Derek nodded.
“We can rotate two bikes during the day, keep another vehicle nearby, and have someone check the property at night.” Derek said.
“Do it.” I said and Mason stood.
“I'll take the first shift.” Mason said.
“No. You have other work.” I said.
“I can ha
