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length. Her scent filled his senses. Saffron was one hell of a woman and she was his.
    “Kenric,” she said again in that sultry alto.
    He thrust inside her pussy. The walls clamped down on his cock, creating a delicious friction. His shaft was sensitised. Saffron rocked forward then tightened around him. Her breath hitched and she spasmed as she came. Kenric moaned as he pulsed, joining her in pleasure. Shuddering, he held her as she shivered. Her whimpers mixed with his exclamations as they continued to come. Slowly it abated. Changing his touch he lay back, holding her against his chest. Saffron snuggled against him, her body limp. Sleep overcame him and he went under.
     
    Kenric jerked away at the pounding sound. Blearily he sat up. He was alone in bed. Scowling, he wondered where Saffron was. The pounding came again. Staggering to his feet he went to the door.
    Jerking it open partially he growled. “What?”
    “You need to keep better track of your woman. She just left the compound again. My guess is she’s heading out to one of the other sites,” Flare stated calmly.
    “Why the hell didn’t you stop her?” Kenric moved away from the door.
    He dressed quickly. Turning to face Flare he pushed past him and strode down the hall.
    “I didn’t see the damn woman leave the compound. I spotted her through the binoculars. She was way up on the steppes,” Flare said.
    Kenric heard the underlying displeasure in his tone. He paused in front of the door outside.
    “She’s on foot. Is she crazy?” he said.
    “Must be, to be out there this time of night. I sent someone to wake Shade so he can follow us with more men. He’s not going to let me forget letting her get past me,” Flare replied.
    Kenric snorted. “She did the same thing when he was on duty.”
    “She did, huh? He never mentioned it,” Flare said.
    “You and Shade stay here. I’ll head after her. Which way did she go?” Kenric yanked open the door.
    “Off to the right, Boss. You better take a Jeep. She was moving fast. It was the damnedest thing I ever seen. ” Flare sounded impressed.
    Kenric strode to a Jeep, taking the rifle Flare handed him as he got in. After he placed the gun on the seat beside him he started the vehicle. Kenric drove, keeping an eye out for trouble.
    At the first site he asked the men if they had seen her—they had but she was gone. When he questioned them why they had let a lone woman go, they said they hadn’t, but didn’t have a clue how she had left without them seeing. They had detained her because she had arrived on foot and didn’t seem to have any mode of transport or guards. Kenric frowned when they explained that when they’d gone back to check on her she had disappeared.
    Kenric got back into the Jeep and went to the next area. As he went to each, the story was the same. He’d just missed her and they hadn’t seen her leave. It was baffling that she had got so far on foot.
    Pulling up to the last site he frowned at the darkened place. There should have been some illumination, and guards posted. Moving with stealth, he approached the location. The darkness was almost absolute. A lone blaze came from the shaft. A light flared. He dropped to the ground, moving up behind a truck. Peeking around it, he narrowed his gaze.
    “That’s the last of the charges. Let’s get out of here before all hell breaks loose.” The man strode out of the lift.
    The rest of the men followed him. Kenric didn’t recognise them.
    “I always knew you were a weasel, Frank.” Saffron’s voice cut through the night.
    Kenric stifled a curse as Saffron came into view.
    “What the hell are you doing here?” Frank Grimmel, the boss’s brother, said.
    “Righting a wrong that you are doing to what I protect.” Saffron’s voice seemed to echo.
    “I knew Kade sending you here would be a pain in my ass. Oh, big brother Kade, thinking he is above everyone. I thought changing the maps would make this place blow. But then he sent you