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"Let her go," a voice boomed over the music from behind me.
"Come on, Jay," Adam said, licking his thin lips. "We are just having a little fun."
It was Jayden De Luca, the leader of the pack. I was thankful he showed up, but I also knew Jayden was no prince charming. He wasn't the type to show up on his white horse and save a damsel in distress. He was usually the reason a girl would need to be saved.
"Get back to the Rally Girls," he ordered, jerking his head towards the back of the house. He shoved his hand through his dark hair pushing it out of his blue eyes. "I'll deal with her."
Adam and KJ disappeared down the same hallway I’d seen them take, Alyssa leaving me alone with Jayden. He crossed his arms over his broad, tatted, bare chest as his gaze raked over me in one slow swoop, and I couldn't stop myself from doing the same, from his blue eyes down to the fitted black joggers. Jayden was undeniably hot with his full lips, structured jawline, sharp cheekbones, and piercing blue eyes, but I wasn't into arrogant assholes.
"Let's go."
"I'm not leaving without my friend," I said, crossing my arms and bearing down, determined not to move.
"Let's go, groupie," he said dryly, wrapping his big hand around my arm. "Better luck next year." Better luck next year? He thinks I want to be a Rally Girl.
"I am not a groupie," I snapped, attempting to jerk my arm out of his grasp. "I'm also not a Rally Girl."
"No one is allowed upstairs but the team and Rally Girls," he said, his grip not budging.
"My friend is not a Rally Girl," I informed him as he dragged me down the narrow stairwell to the first floor. "She is upstairs."
"If she's upstairs," he groaned, "she's a Rally Girl."
"I can assure you she is not a Rally Girl," I growled through my teeth as he shoved me out the front door.
"You don't belong here," he said. "You should go home." He dragged me down the front porch steps, stopping in the yard. "How did you get here?"
There was no way I was leaving her to be mauled by those boys, but I needed to ditch this big dumb jock first.
"I walked," I said, jerking my arm out of his grasp and striding toward the road. I twisted, glancing over my shoulder, expecting him to be heading back into the house, but he was directly behind me, following me.
"Why are you following me, you pervert?" I rolled my eyes. "Aren't you supposed to be getting your dick sucked or something?"
"Who said I wasn't?"
"Not by me," I said, spinning on my heels and digging my finger into the deep curves of his muscular, tanned chest.
"No?" he said more as a question, cocking his head to the side. The corners of his perfect mouth curved up into a cocky smile. I bet lots of girls melted over that smile. Not me. "So, you wouldn't suck my dick to save your friend?"
I didn't know how to respond to that. I would do anything to protect Alyssa. My eyes scanned his face trying to read him.
"Are you serious?" Jayden nodded as the corners of his lips turned up. I had no idea what they were going to do to her.Would they hurt her?Of course, they were going to hurt her. The question was, how badly would they hurt her? "What are they going to do to her?"
"You want to see what they are going to do to your friend?" I swallowed the lump stuck in my throat before nodding. "Follow me."
He led me around the corner of the football team's party house, which was darkened except for the small amount of light coming from the first-story windows.
He could be leading me into a trap, but if it gave me an opportunity to save Alyssa, then I would have to take that chance. I followed him up a narrow wooden staircase leading up to a balcony. Unlike downstairs, the terrace was black.
"Look," he said, moving to stand behind me. His hands grabbed the sides of my face turning my head toward a glass sliding door.
My eyes went wide as I sucked in a sharp breath.
Four out of the eight Untouchables had a petite blonde pinned to the small twin bed. The four laughed as they mauled at her body, pulling and tearing at her clothes until she was completely naked.
I stepped forward like I was going to help, but Jayden wrapped an arm around my waist, stopping me.
"You can't save her," Jayden breathed against my ear. "But there's still time for your friend."
