ALLISON.
Shit. This wasn’t how I expected my return trip to Missouri to be like. I instinctively clutched my stomach. Normally, I would be down for a fight. But it’s different now. I’m pregnant and I need to prioritize my baby’s safety above all.
“This is why I like to stay in Chicago,” River muttered under his breath. He sounded both bored and utterly disappointed.
Two of the rogues began to pound on the limo’s window which made me jolt. The look on their faces told me that they weren’t joking earlier. They were really going to drag us out of this car if we didn’t get out soon.
The tension in the limousine was suffocating. My hands were clenched so tightly on my lap that my nails dug into my palms. Damn it. The rogues circled us like vultures, their growling motorcycles revving ominou
