“What happened to you? Where are the girls?” I repeated. Her eyes shifted unfocused before landing on me. Her eyes popped open at the sound of my voice. When she looked as if she would pass out again, I hit her with another blast of cold water. The shock of the cold water brought her back to life with a cry of pain. He gently placed her in the tub while I yanked on the faucet. I followed behind him until we reached the guest bathroom. We need to get her under some water to cool her down.” He lifted her and rushed up the basement stairs, taking two at a time.

After tossing it into a nearby trash bin, he tried to shake her awake.” He carefully lifted the needle and looked around for somewhere to dispose of it. We both cringed at the sight of a needle stuck in her arm. “Fuck!” Dash rushed over to her and gently flipped her over.

We followed the old stairs down, and my eyes immediately landed on the form sprawled at the bottom. Dash pushed me back so he could enter first. “So what do we do now?” Just as I asked, we came to a door that we had missed. Laurie, the girls, and even Robert were gone. It’s me.” He stopped walking and waited for me to explain. Was he talking to Willow or me? I decided not to open that can of worms and said, instead, “Running was the best thing I could have done for the survival of our relationship.” “You shouldn’t have run from your problems.” The tumblers clicked, and Dash pushed open the door. In fact, I never thought he would ever be right about anything.” “Because there aren’t many times Keiran isn’t wrong. “You sure know how to lay on the guilt trip.” “He found the time to save your life while you ran away from him for two days.” “Keiran gave me the address when he first staked out the house.” The driveway was free of cars and the house was completely dark. “How did you know where she lived?” I asked as Dash picked the lock.

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