Cut & Run 02 - Sticks & Stones (MM) by Abigail Roux

Author:Abigail Roux [Roux, Abigail]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2011-01-18T23:43:21+00:00

Zane shrugged. “I’ve got better than average aim. Maybe if we set several off, they’d go ahead and come looking earlier, not expecting us to be ready for them.”

Ty nodded. “Or,” he said emphatically, “we could just lay here, take a nice little rest as shit explodes a safe distance away and then shoot them as they come over the rise,” he offered with a flick of his finger that mimicked pulling a trigger.

“You are definitely having flashbacks,” Deuce told him wryly.

Ty nodded, unapologetic as he admitted it.

“That’s a good idea too,” Zane agreed without commenting further. “They’d be easy targets, even between the trees.”

“Are you two seriously discussing shooting people?” Deuce asked, appalled by the nonchalance.

Ty turned his head to look at his brother with a frown. “Is that bad?” he asked with complete sincerity.

Deuce looked at Zane, who had the same expression on his face. “Yeah,” Deuce concluded. “It is, Ty.” Zane shrugged helplessly, though he didn’t look particularly remorseful either.

Ty sighed heavily and raised his head just enough to look past his feet. “Dad,” he hissed. After a moment, he tried again. “Hey, Dad!” he said in a harsh whisper.

There was no answer. Either Earl was too far away to hear them or he was ignoring them because he could hear them.

Ty sighed again and rolled, shifting his body into Zane’s without comment as he slid around to his belly. “I’ll be right back,” he told them in annoyance before carefully slithering into the thick underbrush.

Zane swore colorfully under his breath. “We shouldn’t be here,” he tacked on to the end of it.

Deuce agreed with a firm nod as he looked over at where his dad and brother probably were. In Deuce’s professional opinion, Ty needed to get off the mountain, and fast. Ty knew it too. No matter how grounded or well-adjusted or well-trained a man was, when things started exploding, anyone who’d been through battle was going to start losing their grip on their sanity.

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