Chapter 17
Mason regretted leaving Noah on his own. But he couldn’t help it. He had a lot of thinking he needed to do and not a lot of time to get it done, especially with them leaving to go camping the next morning.
Why had he made those plans? Especially now with so much hanging over his head. He knew the answer without even thinking. Noah had been about to disappear. And if Noah had his way, Mason might never see him again. Mason had come up with a way to stop Noah—persuade him to stay—even if only for a little while.
The plan worked great, and it would have been perfect if Mason had scheduled it for any other time. But right then, Mason had an MPG rocket bearing down on him with only seconds to find cover—if he didn’t figure out his case before heading back to work, he’d never have
