Fire's Flame [Elements Book 1] by Scholey C. L

Author:Scholey, C. L. [Scholey, C. L.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Erotic Romance Fantasy
Publisher: Whiskey Creek Press LLC
Published: 2014-01-02T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter 7

Flame was settled into the large raft. Ray was giving her last moment reminders of her duties, but it was hard to concentrate on what he was saying when every so often Sam’s cigarette would catch the breeze and flicker to life—offering a narrow-eyed, disapproving glimpse of Fire. Flame was feeling lucky the small ashy blaze wasn’t a big enough portal; she had no doubt Fire would climb through it and scare the shit out of everyone on the yacht.

“The gun is small, but it’ll stop someone in their tracks if you know just where to hit,” Sam was saying when he handed her a small black gun in a sealed water bag. She was able to stick the weapon in her sock under her pants; she grimaced knowing once the vessel was in sight that small weapon would have to be settled between her ass cheeks. Once she boarded Barkley’s vessel and made her way to a washroom, she would remove it from its protective covering.

“Got the warrant?” Ray asked.

“Of course, the second we hit land or the coast guard moves in, I’ll slap the bastard in the face with it,” Flame replied.

“Where is it?” Sam asked and gave her a once over.

“Wouldn’t you like to know,” was her saucy taunt. Again, Sam’s cigarette blazed and she could see Fire waving a naughty finger at her.

Flame adjusted her bra, surprised neither man seemed to notice her bust line had grown a half size. The warrant had replaced the padding, it was a bit difficult to mold to her breasts and if Barkley caught her off guard and squeezed a tit she might crackle—or he might get a paper cut. Her t-shirt wasn’t skin tight but exposed a nice view of her tummy in a teasing fashion. Her tan-colored pants weren’t quite bell bottoms and fairly loose, but she needed to hide the weapon.

“Now remember, we’ll be tracking you; the device is in one of your ration packets. Make sure you cling to the rations once you board; they’ll think it’s just trauma. Do not lose it,” Ray warned.

“Something tells me you won’t lose me even if I do lose the device,” Flame said as Sam’s cigarette flickered.

The vessel was aimed in the direction of Barkley’s yacht. With the help of a plane, the yacht was spotted six miles off the starboard side. The wind was against them and yet the vessel had no problem veering in the right direction. Sam had marveled over the fact, but Flame had shrugged. The second she was pushed away from the vessel she too was headed towards the Barkley yacht with the wind in her face, without the aid of a paddle. Something told her she would make it within range in a short time. Fire couldn’t burst onto a raft; Flame knew he would be anxiously spurring his brother Ventus on.

Ray and Sam were waving at her as she slipped away. Once they were no more than ants in the distance, she pulled out a lighter and flicked it open.

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