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now!”
    Bryce chuckled. “You have no idea what you’ve started, Wild.”
    I cleared my throat and changed the subject. “Guess what Bobby? There’s a new little girl, close to your age in the Daycare area. Her name’s Brooke.”
    His eyes lit up. “Can I play with her?”
    “In a little while,” I said. “She’s probably still resting.”
    “Okay,” he said.
    “Bobby,” said Bryce. “Why don’t you go and start packing your backpack. We’ll be leaving in a couple of hours and you don’t want to forget anything.”
    Bobby nodded and took off downstairs, followed by Megan.
    “So,” murmured Bryce stepping into my personal space. He stared into my eyes and my heart began to race. “It looks like we’re alone, finally.”
    I licked my lips. “Looks like it,” I replied breathlessly.
    He tilted my chin and brought his lips to mine. As he started kissing me, a fiery heat spread throughout my entire body, making me quiver. I slid my arms behind his neck, pulling him closer and he released a ragged breath.
    “Wild, what are you doing to me?” he groaned and slowly began kissing my neck. His mouth was hot as he burned a trail down my neck and then back up, finally catching my lips again with his own. He pressed against me and my hands slid down and touched the small curve of his hard muscular buns. He sucked in his breath, pulled away and closed his eyes.
    “What?” I asked, wondering why he’d stopped.
    He looked at me again and whispered, “God, you’re innocent…but so damn enticing.”
    His eyes were smoldering with such intense desire that I tingled in places that I’d never even known existed. 
    “Bryce…” I murmured pulling him back towards me.
    He cupped my face with his hands and brought his soft lips back home to mine; kissing me with so much tenderness that it brought tears to my eyes. I wanted to lose myself in his kisses, forever, and forget about the madness around us.
    “Oh, shit,” stammered Austin, walking into the kitchen. He lifted his hands in the air. “Sorry guys.”
    Reluctantly, we pulled apart. Bryce turned to Austin and fixed him with a level stare. “I’ll bet.”
    He shrugged. “Believe what you want. We’re almost packed and I just wanted to see if Cassie needed any help.”
    Bryce folded his arms across his chest and stood up straighter. “She doesn’t need your help Tex. Why can’t you get that through your hick brain?”
    I swatted Bryce; he could be so cruel when he was angry. “That’s totally not fair Bryce.”
    He frowned. “You just don’t see it do you?”
    I shook my head. “I think that you are seeing too much. You’re acting like an angry bull when there’s no red blanket being waved.”
    Austin rubbed his jaw and smirked. “Out of respect for Cassie and her family, I’m going to ignore you’re ignorance and not kick your ass.”
    Bryce took a step towards him, his blue eyes blazing murderously. “I’d like to see you try, asshole.”
    Austin’s mouth twitched as he stepped forward and I immediately positioned myself between them. “Okay, that’s enough.”
    At that moment Kristie stormed into the kitchen, her face stricken. “Save it boys, we’ve got some real problems right now; Bobby and the new girl are missing!”

Chapter Six
     
    Before I could register the meaning of her words, Bryce bolted out of the kitchen and down the stairs hollering for Bobby.
    Austin sighed and soon followed suit.
    I turned to Kristie. “How do you know he’s missing? I thought you were sleeping.”
    She closed her eyes and rubbed her forehead. “Kylie woke me up and said she’d left Bobby and the new girl alone so she could use the bathroom. When she returned to the Daycare area, both children were missing. She was concerned because the little girl said she wanted her mommy and Bobby had promised to drive her at some point.”
    I groaned and charged downstairs to check the garage, just in case; if a zombie could figure a way to open a door,