Lacey’s eyes widened at the feistiness of her new friend.
“I think it’s time to go, baby.”
“Can’t we just stay for a little bit? We wanted to finish our adventure,” Sienna said.
“No.”
How many men were there? It looked like escape was not going to happen if there were that many in the room.
The guys talked to each other. She couldn’t hear what was said, though.
She heard a scuffle, and then one of the girls mumbled like her mouth was full.
“Come on, Bella.”
“But, Daddy.”
“Now, cupcake.”
Lacey heard Bella walk off.
“I don’t want to leave,” Kinley said.
“But you’re going to listen to your daddy, aren’t you?”
“How about I meet you downstairs…”
Lacey heard a screech, then an oomph, footsteps, and then nothing.
She heard the door close and exhaled. Tears ran down her face as she pressed the heels of her hands to her eyes. Now, what was she going to do?
She was alone once again, and she hated that more than anything.