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Michaela.
    “Hold my hand?”
    Amanda sighed and reached for Michaela. “I swear, you were so strong in…the…cell…” Amanda slumped to the floor.
    The rage that filled Raven was unexpected. If anyone other than Michaela had done that, he’d…
    He’d…
    What in the fuck was wrong with him? This was Michaela . She’d rather pull her own arm off than hurt someone, so why were his claws out?
    “What?” Ruby rushed to Amanda’s side before Raven could move. “How did you do that?”
    Michaela shrugged. “I’m a nurse. I know how to put someone to sleep and not hurt them.” Michaela shot Raven a knowing look. He must have done more than freeze for her to look at him that way. “But we don’t have much time left. I have the feeling something bigger than a ticket is coming.”
    Robin glared at the cameras before shooting Raven a look he had no trouble interpreting: Hands off Michaela . “I’m certain they will have police in here any second now.” A lie, of course, to keep the women calm. Both Robin and Raven could sense what lay beyond the walls of the police station, and damn if Raven would allow anything to harm Amanda. “Wait here, and I shall return with Snod.” He was gone in a flash, and back almost as quickly.
    Snod looked roughed up, but smiled when he saw Michaela. “Hello, lady.”
    “Hello, Snod.” Michaela hugged the huge, ugly man. “I’m so happy you’re okay.”
    “We need to go.” Raven closed his eyes, searching for a source of free-flowing air. If he could pinpoint another door that led outside, he could— “There.” He picked up Amanda and slung her over his shoulder. Her sweet scent surrounded him, almost causing him to stumble. He’d never scented anything quite so wonderful before. He wanted to just stand there, hold her and breathe. “Let’s go.”
    He couldn’t allow the women to get hurt. Moira wasn’t on her land, so her leprechaun powers were limited. Ruby was human, as was Amanda. And while Michaela was scary strong, she was new to her Tuatha Dé powers and could just as easily hurt herself as help.
    No. It was up to Raven and Robin to get them out safely.
    Moira tugged on his sleeve before they’d gotten two steps. “Duncan says he’ll pave the way for us to leave out the front door, but he’ll need Robin to take out the cameras again.”
    Robin bowed. “Consider it done.”
    “I forgot you could speak to your mates.” Raven shifted Amanda’s weight and followed Moira. “They couldn’t have been far behind us.”
    Moira grimaced. “And they’re right angry with me too.”
    Seemed like it wasn’t just Michaela who would be sporting a red butt before the night was through.
    Robin was first through the door, waving his hand like a king greeting his subjects. The frying circuitry fizzled and popped, the camera links dying as the Hob strode nonchalantly toward the front door of the station. “Good evening, Duncan.”
    “Good evening, Robin.” Duncan, his tone strained and his gaze unfocused, shivered as Moira put her arm around his waist. “You are in so much trouble, amoureaux .”
    “I know. Now let’s get out of here, hmm?” She slowly backed up, Duncan keeping the few cops in the room under his spell until they were all out the door.
    “I love the Sidhe,” Raven sighed.
    “Let’s go, birdbrain.” Jaden Blackthorn had the door of a huge SUV open, waiting for passengers.
    “We’ll meet you there.” Robin and Michaela disappeared with a wink and a smile.
    “Show-offs,” Jaden grunted. He quickly helped Moira get Duncan into the car. “Why is he so tired?” The concern in Jaden’s voice, the way his hand lingered in Duncan’s, showed how much the smart-mouthed vampire loved his bondmate.
    “I don’t know,” Moira, his other mate, replied. “Holding three humans shouldn’t have done this to him.”
    Raven sniffed. Ah, there they were. He’d sensed them but hadn’t smelled them until now. “Take Amanda.”
    “Why?” But Jaden