Bodyguard's Bite by Silvia Violet

Author:Silvia Violet [Violet, Silvia]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-11-07T16:00:00+00:00

13

Storm

I paced my room. The minutes seemed to creep by as I waited for the right time to leave. I wanted to arrive at Lucky’s just after eleven so whatever Trent was planning would be underway, and I wouldn’t risk running into him or Rutherford or anyone else I knew on their way in.

Jax was going to be furious when he found out I’d gone to Lucky’s without him, but he hadn’t seen the way Trent’s eyes had lit up when he’d talked to Rutherford, and he’d never heard the demeaning way Trent talked about the escorts that worked for us or listened to him push to provide services that turned my stomach. I was all for anything consenting adults wanted to do together, but Trent didn’t seem to care about consent or age. I wasn’t going to let him hurt anyone who’d trusted that our agency would be a safe working environment for them. I thought of the escorts I’d interviewed who’d thanked me for caring about their comfort and also about Shadow, who’d been taken advantage of by someone who’d wanted to force him to submit to other men. He’d only been sixteen. I couldn’t even think about what might have happened to him if we hadn’t rescued him.

I couldn’t wait when I knew Trent and Rutherford were out there forcing young men and women into Goddess knows what. Jax was right that it was too reckless to openly walk into Lucky’s, but I was going to investigate from outside and do what I could to conceal my identity. I’d called a contact I had who’d worked at Lucky’s, and she’d confirmed that, as I expected, the security inside was top notch, but Bernice wasn’t overly concerned with what went on outside.

That didn’t mean it wasn’t dangerous for me to be there, but I needed to know what Trent was up to. I couldn’t gamble on being able to get more information on his operation. If someone noticed me, I’d shift and run. I was fast and agile, and I’d stay alert to any trouble.

I wouldn’t try to intervene on my own. If I had to, I’d call Jax. He’d come no matter how angry he was, and so would my brothers. If no one was in immediate danger, I’d confess to Jax the next morning. After he’d scolded me, he would forgive me and help me figure out how to stop Trent.

I didn’t want to chance running into my brothers, so when it was finally late enough for me to leave, I climbed out my window and used a nearby tree to get safely to the ground. I hadn’t left the house by this route since I was a teenager, but fortunately I was still just as flexible. I shivered as I waited to make sure no one had seen or heard me. It had gotten a lot colder since I’d come inside, but I was dressed warmly enough in a black hoodie and jeans. Once I

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