Beautiful Moves(Shifting Steel Book 3)(38)

"Get away from me, you brute," she tried to snarl, but it came out more of a stutter, much to her ire.

"Then take a nap. You get cranky after physical therapy."

"Fine," Sabine huffed.

Sabine tried to pull her blankets up, but she was so agitated her fingers refused to work.

"Here," MD reached out.

"I've got it. Go away," Sabine insisted.

Sabine tried to grip the cover, but it slid through her fingers. She tried again, the frustration overwhelming her.

MD brushed her hands aside and pulled the blanket past her chest,  tucking it around her pathetic arms. He tucked back a lock of dark hair  that had fallen in her face, then sat back down.

Sabine turned her head to hide the tears that started streaming down her  cheeks. She wanted to fight to find her sister, but she couldn't even  pull up the damn blanket.

Bella Bear, Sabine quietly cried for her missing sister. Please be okay, she begged.

"Hey now," MD spoke softly, suddenly standing by her side again.

Sabine hadn't even heard him approach. She tried to hide her face when  MD rounded the bed, but it was pointless. Sabine shivered when his warm  fingers gently lifted her chin, forcing her to meet his gaze.

"I know you don't believe me, but I promise you, my people are doing  everything they can to find your sister. If anyone can bring her home  safe, they will."                       
       
           



       

MD's blue eyes were so sincere, she almost got lost in them. Sabine  truly wanted to believe him. Sabine shook off the soft notion. She  refused to let the biker work his way under her skin. She wasn't a fool.  She wouldn't be swayed by a few acts of kindness, not with Ella's  safety on the line.

I may not be able to do much, but I'll figure out what's happened, Sabine promised her sister.

She just needed to bide her time with her blonde babysitter. He couldn't  watch her every hour of the day. Sabine just hoped she didn't fall  victim to those eyes and that cocky smile in the meantime.