(Noah)
Reese didn’t speak much on the ride back.
She sat beside me with her phone in her hand, but she wasn’t reading anything. Her thumb stayed on the dark screen, and her eyes kept moving to the window. She knew I’d pulled her out of that office for a reason, and she knew I hadn’t told her all of it.
I didn’t like that.
Roan drove ahead of us, and Kane stayed behind. Dex was still following the gray sedan from a distance, which meant I had one problem moving away from us and another waiting behind my gates. Brianna being at the compound wasn’t dangerous by itself. Brianna being angry, scared, and talking before thinking could become dangerous fast.
Reese looked at me when we turned onto the road leading to the compound.
“Is this about the man outside my office?” she asked.
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