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in unison. Ryan’s face conveyed that was weird .
    “So what’s our next move?” Ryan said into the phone.
    “Since Roy is a solo act. I guess you should just hold up where you are. Hang tight and wait until I hear back from my source. No need in driving around aimlessly. I will call you boys and girl as soon as I hear something.”
    “Thanks Uncle Donny.” Ryan ended the call.
    That is so messed up.” Scar sighed from the backseat.
    “No biggie, we will find him.” Max declared with certain confidence.
    “I’m starved. Can we stop somewhere? I would die for a bacon double cheeseburger and a piece of chocolate cake.
    Max frowned. He looked over at Ryan. Amazing. Ryan read Max’s expression, as that’s my kind of girl . Years together as brother’s and hunting partners had proved that the Fox brother’s could communicate without words.
    They were on the road only for a while before they came upon RJ’s Bar and Grill. It was located somewhere in Laverne, Tennessee. Max had seen a sign a few miles back. He had no intentions on driving all around the world searching for one stupid vampire hunter that didn’t have the good sense to own a cell phone.
    Max pulled into a vacant parking spot. He was the first to hop out of the truck. His growling stomach wouldn’t let him waste any time.
    They all walked into the Bar and Grill after the long car ride. Famished was an understatement. Killing vamps on an empty stomach was a bad idea.
    Scar took a seat next to Ryan in a gaudy red pleather booth. Max sat opposite them. Max and Ryan let Scar order first. The brothers were taught to be gentleman even though they lived a lifestyle that might make people think otherwise.
    Max ordered the same entrée as Scar. Ryan was a healthy eater so he opted for a Chicken Cesar salad. Max and Ryan drank beer while Scar drank a whisky sour.
    She didn’t normally drink while on a job but she was number two. She may never get to drink again and that was a thought that never left her since she saw the hunter’s hit list. Scar wasn’t really surprised at how fast the brother’s wolfed down their food. After only a few minutes the remnants of food and drink were spread out on the table before them.
    Scar was still a woman. She was still fragile and vulnerable in many ways. Beheading vamps on the regular didn’t make her emotionless. She didn’t want to give a damn about the stupid hit list. But her life may be over soon and she couldn’t hold up her brave façade any longer.
    Once the conversation hit a lull Scar decided to cut through the small talk and keep it real.
    “I know it’s not hunter-like to say this.” Ryan and Max waited for Scar to finish her thought. “I’m actually a little scared. These jag offs succeeded in killing seven hunters.” Disbelief rang in her voice. Seven.”
    Max half smiled. “You’re with the Fox brothers. There’s no need to be scared. We’re like Superheroes. I’m like Superman without the tights and Ryan is like Batman. He’s all dark, gloomy and brooding. He wears a mask and I let my face free to soar through the clouds.”
    Ryan gave Max his best-creased forehead look. “Please ignore him. He doesn’t take much of anything serious.”
    “Bullshit, I take beer and burgers very serious.” Max beamed.
    Scar almost chuckled. She was grateful Max and Ryan had changed her somber mood with their wisecracks.
    “So Max, seriously, you’re this cocky in real life?” She baited.
    “Cocky, me?” Max tried to play modest. The look Ryan gave Scar confirmed her assessment of Max.
    “So Ryan is the shy one and Max you’re the--”
    “Cute one. Sexy one. Well-endowed one. ” Max smiled and winked at Scar. She almost spit her sip of whisky sour from her mouth.
    “I was going to say arrogant.”
    “I’m not arrogant. Okay maybe just a little. This is not the first hit list I’ve been on. I would see it as an insult if I weren’t on the kill list. I have a reputation to maintain. I’m