Brios tenderly passed her from his arms to her dad’s. “Probably just as well, this is going to hurt. That bloody Struan!” He caught his dad’s warning glance and stopped speaking. Luckily, Rach’s dad wasn’t listening.“I’ll take her home,” he was saying.No, not there. Brios was sure that wasn’t the best place for her at the moment, she’d be too easily found.Brios went to speak.‘Leave this to me.’Phew, dad to the rescue.They put Rach in the back seat of his dad’s car before anyone could object. Brios got in next to her, shooting a warning glance at anyone who thought to stop him.“Tony, I don’t think your house is really safe for Rach at the moment; or for Brios. And whatever your thoughts on the subject are, they need to be near each other, to reassure each other they’re both safe. Is there anywhere you can take them for a few days until I can sort this mess out?” Brios looked from his dad to Mr. Connor. They were driving down a bumpy track and he was holding on to Rach—to stop her rolling about—so he couldn’t pay too much attention to the two men in the front of the car.He heard Rach’s dad sigh.“It’s Shalea isn’t it?
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