The Broken Warrior’s Daughter by Cooper novel Chapter 307

Chapter 0307 

I take her face in my hands. “Do you understand?” 

“Yes” 

I reach down and kiss her quickly. “Go, I’ll be there in less than 30 minutes, bet ready to leave.” 

I run to my hotel, grab my backpack then head to the bus station, looking for the next scheduled bus. The next one won’t leave for an hour, but that gives me enough time to get Grace and get back. I buy two tickets and run back to her apartment. 

I can hear the wolves in the forest. They have found her and are surrounding her apartment. I run up to her door and knock. “It’s me, we have to go now.” 

She opens the door, a bag over her shoulder. “I need to stop and tell Benny.” 

“There’s no time, you can call him from the bus. They’re here. We can’t fight an entire pack.” 

I watch as her eyes go wide. But she closes the door and we begin to jog back to the bus station. When we get there, I see the bus is mostly loaded. 

“Get on. If we’re lucky, the bus is full, and they won’t be able to get a ticket. If we’re not lucky, we’ll have to be ready to fight as soon as we stop somewhere.” 

We get on the bus and find seats together. “What if they follow us?” 

“I’m pretty good at evading capture. If they follow us, I’ll get us out.” 

When the bus starts to pull away, I see several pack members pulling up in cars. I watch as they wave their hands around, pointing to the bus. As we pull out, I see a man standing hands on his hips. His eyes meet mine and I know he’s the Alpha. Shit! This is worst case scenario. 

As we start to move, I grab my phone. “I need to call Rik and after that you can. call Benny.” I look at Grace. She’s looking at her bag, plucking at the seam. 

“Hey.” I reach over and cover her hands, waiting until she looks at me. “We’ll be okay, I won’t let anything happen to you and I won’t let them have you. You’re mine.” The last is a low, quiet growl, Louis pushing forward. 

She nods but I can see she’s scared. “When mom and I ran, we switched buses every one to two stops until we finally ended up in that little town. Maybe we should do that. I have money, mom kept it hidden away in case something like 

this ever happened.” 

I take her chin and turn her head toward me. “Will that make you feel safer?” 

She nods. 

“Then that’s what we’ll do. If there is a bus leaving within 30 minutes of our stop, we’ll take it. Deal?”