“Nothing to say?” Lindi scratched his nails against Will’s nipples.
A soft whimpering noise emerged from Will. He couldn’t hold back his pleasure at his lover’s touch.
“God, the sounds you make, Will.”
“They are all for you, Master,” Will whispered.
Lindi smiled. “As it should be. Now come.”
Will’s breath hitched as Lindi continued his sensual assault. Groaning, Will spurted out his release between them. Lindi quickly followed.
They’d ended the night wrapped together in relaxed bliss. Lindi had been right. He did find the energy to fuck him later.
Groaning, Will pulled his mind away from missing his lover. He needed a plan. He had to find a way to escape. He couldn’t let them hold him hostage against Lindi. Will had to get out of there.
Will crawled off his cot and looked out the window. He spotted a handful of people below. He’d spent the day before alone and bored, trying to keep his sanity by determining how many people were in on his kidnapping. From his count, there were only five people in the ring, six if he counted the one in prison. There might be others, but they hadn’t visited the day before if there were.
Movement among the boxes caught his attention.
Cain?
That was definitely his brother climbing up the side of the boxes. Cain always told Will that no one ever looked up. They wouldn’t have to look up. If they were in the office with Will, they could see Cain easily.
Cain spotted Will and waved as if he were going for a walk in the park and had seen a friend. Cain held a finger to his lips. Will shifted his attention elsewhere. It wouldn’t do for someone to check in on Will and see where he was looking. He stepped away from the window, his heart lighter. It wouldn’t take long now. Cain could take out a couple of people without breaking a sweat.
When he glanced over again, his brother had disappeared. Will went to lie down on the cot. If his brother was planning a coup, staying low was the best option. He didn’t want to get in anyone’s way.
Two hours later, an explosion shook the floor. Will smiled.
Ethan rushed into the room, his face pale. “We’re under attack!”
“What happened?”
A weapon appeared in Ethan’s hand. “You need to come with me. They won’t hurt me if I have you.”
Will couldn’t argue with that logic.
“Get up.”
Will got to his feet, making sure his movements were slow. The longer it took him to leave, the better his chances of being rescued. Another explosion pulled Ethan’s attention away from Will.
Will kicked Ethan in the kneecap. Screaming, Ethan fell to the ground. “You fucker.”
Ethan lifted his gun. Before he could shoot, three holes riddled Ethan’s body, bullets flying from everywhere. Ethan screamed, and the weapon fell from his grip.
“Pet?”
Will spun around. Lindi stood behind him. His master’s usual silk suit had been replaced with black jeans and a black T-shirt. Lindi clutched a gun in his right hand and a knife in his left. Carlyle and Victor stood behind him dressed similarly. Will ignored them in favor of his beloved.
“Master!” Will threw himself into his master’s arms.
Lindi wrapped his arms around him. The butt of Lindi’s gun dug into Will’s back, but he didn’t care if it created a permanent dent. He wasn’t going to let Lindi go.
“How did you find me?” Will asked, his cheek resting against Lindi’s shoulder.
“I put a tracker on your collar.”
Will laughed. “Smart man.”
“Will!”
Lindi pried Will off so he could face his family. His father and brothers stopped a few feet away as if they were afraid to approach closer.
“Did you get everyone?” Will asked. He didn’t know what to say to them. He never thought to see them again. Lindi gripped Will’s right shoulder in support. His master always knew when Will needed something.
Cain’s grin wasn’t friendly. “Trust me; they won’t be trying to grab you again. I’ll make sure of that. I’m thinking of tying them together with a big bow for the Feds. Do you think that’s overkill?”
Lindi laughed. “I’m sure the Feds would appreciate it.”
“Ethan is bleeding out,” Will mentioned.
“Is that the guy who kidnapped you?” Will’s dad asked.
Will nodded.
Sirens sounded in the distance.
“Time to go, love. The cops will deal with this mess,” Lindi said.
Will didn’t bother to ask any questions. He knew how this kind of thing played out. Hopefully, someone would check on Ethan before he bled out, but Will couldn’t find it in him to be too sympathetic. Ethan would’ve killed him without remorse.