He had no intention of endangering the rest of the family. In fact, he’d feel a hell of a lot better if no one was staying in the MacKenzie house at all until this was over. It would be the first place anyone searching for him would look. He kept his eyes on the road as the first snow flakes started to fall and dug in his pocket for his phone. He hit speed dial and waited for someone to answer. “What’s up, Riley?” his brother, Cooper, asked on the other end of the line. “Just listen for a second, Coop. I don’t have time for questions right now.” He could feel the tension across the line as Cooper did what he asked. “I need you to have the family move in with Dane and Charlie for a few days. They’ve got the room, and it would be best if everyone stays together. I don’t want anyone in the house until I clear it.” “What the hell is going on Riley?” “I’ll tell you once I get back to Surrender.
