Her Knight in the Outback (21 page)

Andrea whirled around.

“You're welcome to come with me. But we could be out all night.”

All night alone with him? Her heart thudded for no good reason—except that wasn't true. She knew exactly why it was thudding. She wanted to be with him. “I don't care about that. If we can find Darren, that's all I ask.”

“Then we'll have to go back to my house for a few provisions.”

“Thank you. I'll follow you.”

She got back in the rental car. En route, she called her boss and told him what was going on. Then she phoned Georgios and explained that she was going to help in the search for Darren and would keep in close touch. He thanked her in a shaken voice before they hung up.

The fact that Darren was now eighteen meant he was no longer a minor. Maybe his parents had given him this tour for a birthday present. To Andrea, his disappearance was more troubling than ever. As an adult, he could do what he wanted.

Andrea didn't think she could handle it if anything happened to him before he was reunited with his parents. It hadn't been that long since Ferrante's death. Being hired by PanHellenic Tours had saved her life and she was doing better these days. But Darren's disappearance triggered remembered pain from that terrible ten days when she'd waited for word.

Copyright © 2015 by Rebecca Winters

ISBN-13: 9781460378526

Her Knight in the Outback

Copyright © 2015 by Nikki Logan

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