163

KNIGHT

That son of a bitch.

I should have known better. I was glad it came to Nirvana’s senses when I couldn’t. Her mind worked differently than mine, and she could think of checking out the identities of these guys. Or the scenario could have been worse.

“Don’t be reckless. That jackass asked for you, but it didn’t mean you gave him what he wanted,” McKaye said.

“Do you have any idea? Now it’s time to share it with the class, Mac. We just lost Gage. I don’t want to lose any more men today. And your sister is down with the hostages.”

“Alpha, I just saw four guys down the cliff,” Uncle Lennox reported.

“What is it?” Nirvana asked. She must have noticed my reaction.

“Uncle just saw four men down the cliff.”

“Shit.” McKaye didn’t know what to do. He was torn between staying for his sister or going to his father.

“Go to your dad. I’ll take care of the problem in the bunker. I promise I will bring your sister alive.”

Somehow, he lightened up a bit as he looked at us. “Thank you.