The Girl He Marked by Laila Callaway novel Chapter 1

Chapter 13 

Myra‘s POV. 

My alarm goes off on Tuesday morning and l blush as I remember my dreams from last night, this time I recall exactly who they featured, Jayce. I shiver as I think of all the things he did to me in my dream last night, of all the things I did to him. 

I arrive at work before nine so I get out my book to read, I can‘t help but picture each scene from the book in my head, starring Jayce. 

What is it with me and this guy? 

I don‘t think I‘ve ever fancied a guy so much, he‘s just so hot. I hope I don‘t see him today; I won‘t be able to look at him and not think of my dreams. 

Alpha Damien calls me into his office when he arrives at work, he gives me a rundown on some data retrieval missions that need to be carried out. A few of them, he needs my help with. I can find the files; Jayce can hack into them. Our first mission is this afternoon, Jayce is coming to retrieve the appropriate files but he‘s also a bodyguard, there‘s a potential for roques to attack or want the information for them selves. Alpha offered me the chance to turn this down, but I want to help him. 

Jayce pulls up in his car and I slide in, neither of us says a word as he drives us to the location. Truth be told, I‘m a little nervous. Thirty minutes later, Jayce pulls up at a derelict building surrounded by barbed wire fencing. He gets out of the car and uses bolt cutters to open the gates, I wait patiently as he gets back in and drives over to the building. 

“Let me go in first and check it‘s empty, stay in the car,‘ he orders me, his eyes dark and serious. I only nod in reply, he gets out and uses the cutters to get in through the metal doors. I play with my hands anx iously as he disappears from view. I feel edgy and paranoid as I glance around, at the trees surrounding us, I don‘t feel safe here. 

I breathe a sigh of sweet relief when he reappears in the doorway and gestures for me to join him, I grab my bag and go over to him. 

‘The computers are upstairs, follow me, Jayce says and he leads me over to the lift, the doors open, and I take in its dusty state, it doesn‘t look that reliable. Cautiously, I step in after him and the doors clang shut. I say a silent prayer as we ascend shakily up three floors. We step out and Jayce leads me over to a computer situated in an old office. Jayce hacks into the mainframe and I begin sorting through and down loading the files onto a memory stick before erasing them off the hard drive. 

We are finished in less than ten minutes, I put the USB in my bag, and we get back into the lift. We are somewhere between the first and second floor when the lift jolts to a stop and the lights cut out. I gasp and freeze, hearing Jayce curse next to me. 

‘I knew we should have taken the stairs, but they‘re outside and don‘t look safe,‘ he says, I feel comfort ed by his husky voice in the darkness. 

‘I don‘t get any phone signal, do you?‘ He asks and a sense of panic starts to creep through me.