“Let’s go.” Autumn was already heading for Clover’s car.
“You don’t have to come if you don’t want to,” Clover said.
“Yes, I do.” Autumn’s voice was grim.
“She has lost her freaking mind,” Clover groused as they pulled out of the parking lot. “I am going to get a restraining order against her. I’m not kidding. I don’t know what’s come over her these days, but this is insane.”
Autumn shrugged and stared straight ahead without talking as they quickly headed down the rural road that led to the quarry.
They were only a few minutes away when a car shot out of a small dirt crossroad and pulled straight across the road in front of them, blocking them. Then a second car pulled out and stopped behind the first one.
Clover slammed on the brakes and started to back up – but Autumn was opening the door.
“Autumn, what are you doing?” she cried, stopping the car. Autumn leaped out.
“Get back here!” Clover yelled, climbing out of the car.
Men began climbing out of the other car. Sapphire was with them, and her brother and sisters weren’t with her.
The men were wearing jackets with the Skullriders emblem on them.
