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Rafe is driving."
    Indeed, his brother was waiting patiently
but they needed to move it. Kayne's senses were working overtime
and something was off. He tensed, his enhanced hearing picking up a
number of footsteps that shouldn't have been coming their way so
soon.
    "We're out of time, Davey. We need to move,
now!"
    Grabbing the younger man by the scuff of the
neck, Kayne all but threw him out of the door in front of him as he
carried Chayle. He heard her begin to make noises as if to scream
but he lowered his lips to her ear lobe, brushing it with his lips.
Her unique scent was the same as before but healthier and cleaner,
and Kayne found his cock growing even harder than before if that
were possible.
    "Hush, bella!. No one will harm you,
remember? I promised." Then he dropped a kiss on the soft shell of
her ear.
    She heard someone yell for them to stop but
Chayle forgot to breathe.
    In the middle of their flight down the
stairs with someone obviously chasing them, all she could do was
cling to Kayne's broad shoulders. A shadow in her mind remembered a
promise from somewhere of safety, and it settled over her like a
blanket. Her hands clung to Kayne's thick neck as he descended the
stairs two at a time with her clinging to him like a monkey. She
heard muffled shouts behind them and a scream from someone but then
quiet.
    Davey was flying down the stairs in front of
them at almost a run with her meager things flung over his back all
the while talking to someone she couldn't see. She tried to ask
where they were going but a quelling look from Kayne had her
shutting up when they came to a landing where Davey quietly opened
the door and slipped out.
    "Why are you acting like this?" she hissed,
slapping his shoulder again before Chayle realizing it. "You can't
just kidnap me again, you moron. I won't let you!"
    "And just what are you going to do about
it?" The mountain of a man didn't even bother to hide his amused
grin as he cradled her high against his chest. He knew she couldn't
fight him, but Chayle was determined not to be a victim again.
    "Stop it!" She punched his shoulder,
thoroughly aware that it hurt her knuckles more than it did the
tight muscles bunched under his T-shirt. "You aren't some
Neanderthal, for goodness sake. At least tell me where we're
going."
    Kayne was amazed that not only had this
small female dared to hit him several times, but was under the
impression that she could sway him from his intentions of removing
her from the current situation. He almost smiled at the look on her
face.
    His face never betrayed the multitude of
emotions flooding him, all so new it caused his heartbeat to pound
in his ears. Chayle Olsen was a female who, he realized between one
heartbeat and the next, mattered. The fact that she was brave
enough to argue with a stranger, even if he claimed to have been
the one to rescue her, made her all the more fascinating. She
wasn't screaming or hysterical like most other females would be at
the situation they might find themselves in, but continued to hit
him with her tiny fists.
    "Are you going to get her to the SUV
without further assistance or do I need to help?" Rafe's amused
question almost pushed his patience to the limits. He looked down
at the fuming woman in his arms and clenched his teeth.
    "Just get the damn thing to the door and
stop being an ass." If she continued to wiggle that pert little
butt of hers and squirm in his arms, everyone including Rafe would
see the evidence of how this female affected him.
    "So, you finally accept it, my
brother." Kayne took a deep breath, realizing that the unique
mind-link his twin shared with him could not prevent both of them
from knowing what the other felt at a primal level. "It's about
time you realize you can't remain totally alone."
    "Look who's talking!" Shutting down
the link was impossible so he didn't even try. From the moment he
had seen Chayle hanging from that ceiling, felt her mental anguish
reaching out to him across the forest