Wolf Protector_A Wild Security Book by Ruby Forrest

Author:Ruby Forrest [Forrest, Ruby]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Toshiba
Published: 2018-03-15T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter 12

Once they were back in the car, Alister turned the heat on and roared the engine to life. He still didn’t turn on the lights, and Mary-Ann risked asking, “You don’t need the headlights on?”

He shook his head, “It’s one of the benefits. I can see just fine in the dark. Besides, these roads are almost deserted this way, so I doubt anyone will see us. It’s just better to keep under the radar right now.”

Mary-Ann nodded slowly, considering hos point. At least he could see where he was going, or at least, she assumed that he could. More questions were pulling at her mind, persisting at her thoughts, “How did you find me?” She murmured, her voice quiet as they pulled onto the road.

Alister shrugged softly, “It’s not hard to track someone, and I’ve been keeping you in my sighs for a little while…”

Mary-Ann nodded, “But we were in a car, and so far out. How did you catch up to us?”

“I know shortcuts and it’s easier to just go undetected through the forest.” Mary-Ann felt a little dizzy with awe, “So…you ran?”

Alister nodded and Mary-Ann bit her lip, “That…that is insanely fast.” She felt a sudden pang of dread, “Does that mean that they can track and follow us the same way?”

When Alister didn’t answer, Mary-Ann felt the sickening realization flood her system. She knew, without a doubt, that yes, that was exactly what it meant. It made sense that Alister was in such a hurry to drive, to get where he needed to go. It also made sense why he had covered up the side window and shut the air vents to cycle.

He didn’t want their scent to be detected as easily as he had and he wanted to get out of the way of any potential danger. She felt sick and she bit her lip deeply. They could catch up with them at any moment. If it wasn’t for Alister’s thoughtfulness and the way he seemed to be planning for this, Mary-Ann wasn’t sure what would happen. She wasn’t sure that she would stand a chance, and the thought was sickening.

Alister glanced over at her. He didn’t say a word, but he leaned back and rummaged around for something, before handing her the bottle of water, “Drink, and then rest.” He murmured.

His voice was soft and reassuring and he glanced over at her again, “I’ll keep driving, for a while at least. You get some rest in and I’ll wake you up when we’re parking. We’ll sleep during the day…” He murmured.

“During the day?” Mary-Ann was confused.

Alister nodded, “We’ll find a motel, a think there’s a few out this way. We’ll rent a room and catch up on some proper sleep then.” He glanced at Mary-Ann. Wolves are active during the day, if they choose, but they’re slower….” He smiled, “Slower, and it is much harder to speed along and track properly. It’s the best time to rest because there’s a good chance they will be doing the same thing.

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