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She twisted around to Navarro. “Call the doctor!”
“He won’t come out in this weather. Not even for you.”
She had no idea what that meant.
Jax came back out of the room and shook his head. “Window’s open, and she’s gone.” He dropped a stack of towels into her lap.
She pressed one against Stairns’ gut.Not good.“We need a car, Navarro. Preston justtookher, and we need to know what vehicle he’s in and where he took her.”
A red haze had settled over her vision. She was rambling. Navarro didn’t care about her, or her friends, or what she wanted.
They needed to get Stairns to the hospital, or he wouldn’t make it through this. Then she had to get to a device she could use to track the necklace.
Thank You, God.
She could find Maizie no matter what.
Jax walked toward him, gun raised pointed at the cartel leader. “Order your men to get us a vehicle. We’re getting our friend to the hospital before he bleeds to death.”
Navarro made a call and spoke in Spanish.
“Now ask what vehicle Elliot Preston is in and which direction he went.”
Navarro’s jaw flexed. He spoke into his phone.
Not happy. As if any of them cared.
Stairns moaned. “I’m sorry, Kenna. I tried to stop him.”
She shook her head. “You did what you could.” And he might’ve given his life for the teen Kenna had taken under her wing.
God, help her.
They had to get her back.
Stairns shifted. “N—” He coughed, his whole body spasming.
“Don’t worry about him.”
Jax shifted. “Navarro, I will kill you unless you say what I told you to say, not some junk about open gates.”
Navarro stiffened. Spoke again. Then to Jax he said, “The sheriff killed two men on his way out. He’s gone. But Kart just arrived.”
“I want a description of the car Elliot Preston is driving.”
Headlights flashed across the open door, reflecting off the tile floor. Kenna stiffened, expecting Kart to walk in.
A shadow darkened the doorway.
Kenna braced.
ChapterTwenty-Nine
Ian Kartom stepped into the doorway, a desperate and dark look on his face.
Where did Elliot take Maizie?Kenna wondered. From what Navarro had said, they weren’t even on the ranch property anymore. Stairns was about to bleed out.
Ian took a step.
