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However, now there was none at all.
Remy wasn’t a man who wanted much. But when he decided that something was his . . . he didn’t let go.
“She is. Can you tow it to the garage in town? I’ve called them to let them know it’s coming.”
The tow driver frowned but nodded. “Does Loki know?”
“Apparently, he’s out in the woods.”
“Ahh, yeah, must have needed some quiet time.”
Right.
If Loki had to leave, then someone else should be looking after her.
“Send the bill to me,” he told the man once the SUV was loaded up.
“No need. Isa doesn’t pay.”
What?
“What do you mean, she doesn’t pay?” he asked.
“Uh, Loki owns the company. So Isa doesn’t pay.”
He stared in surprise as the older man left. Loki owned the tow truck company? As well as the garbage company?
What the hell?
Shaking his head, he headed into town. But he still couldn’t shake the feeling that he was missing something.
Something important.
* * *
Forty minutes later,Remy walked up to the house. A really nice house on what was likely a big piece of land.
All owned by Loki?
Whenever Remy had encountered the other man, he’d almost seemed manic. Hyped-up. No, that wasn’t fair. There had been other times where he hadn’t seemed so wild. Like when Georgie was in the hospital, and he’d come with Isa to see her.
That Loki had been watchful. Protective.
But where is he now? Isa was on her own with a bunch of psycho chickens.
Yeah, he wasn’t going to admit it to her . . . but those chickens were definitely demons from hell.
Remy reached the front door. He thought about knocking, but decided to check whether she’d locked the door.
He wasn’t surprised to find that she had not.
Frowning, he walked into the house. A wave of music hit him and he stared into the kitchen in surprise. Isa was in there. Her hair was now up in a messy bun and she had a flour-coated apron wrapped around her. She was singing along loudly.
And she sounded like a freaking angel.
How did he not know that she could sing like that? He couldn’t do anything but stand there and listen to her. Until, finally, she caught sight of him there.
His frown deepened. Reaching over, she grabbed her phone and turned the music off.
