Page 98 of Warrior Unraveled

“Yes?”

“It’s Logan. Deirdre is on the move. We just found out that she’s at the Portland airport. She’s about to board a plane to San Francisco.”

“San Francisco?”

Wes tossed her a questioning look, and she pressed the speaker button. “Logan, I’m here with Wesley. You’re on speaker.”

“Hey,” Logan said quickly. “Deirdre will be landing at San Francisco International Airport in about an hour and a half. I’ll text you the flight details. You know what she looks like, right, or do you need me to send you a picture?”

“I know her face from the files, but send a picture for Wesley.”

“Will do.”

“Do you have any idea what she’s doing in San Francisco?”

“None. There were no phone calls, no conversations with anybody. We have no idea what made her book this flight so suddenly.”

“Okay, we’ll head to the airport and follow her when she arrives to see what she’s up to.”

“Be careful.”

“Thanks, Logan.”

She disconnected the call and stared at Wesley.

“Eat. I’ll call Scanguards in the meantime to get backup.”

She pointed to the window. “The sun won’t be down by the time she lands.”

“Doesn’t matter. They have blackout vans.” Then he looked at Cooper. “Sorry to cut our visit short. You’d better go home.”

“Can’t I come? I’m a hybrid. I can help.”

Wesley shook his head. “And give your mother a reason to rip my head off? Not a chance, buddy.”

“That sucks. I never get to do anything exciting!” He growled with displeasure, and for the first time Virginia could see the tips of his fangs as they slowly descended. “I can’t wait until they let me join the bodyguard training program.”

“I know, but until then, your parents call the shots. So, get out of here.” Wes patted the teenager on the shoulder.

Cooper cast them both a suffering look, said his goodbyes, and left.

When the door fell shut behind him, Wes sighed. “Well, so much for a lazy breakfast, huh?”

“Let’s get this over with.”

Maybe soon they would know who had given away the council compound’s position to the demons.