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hair and lots
of legs, highlighted by what Taylor would consider an overly short
skirt. Taylor said loudly, “I am nearly done packing, but first I
need your advice on which bikini to take.”
    “Taylor, we’re not really going to need—” Sam
started to respond.
    Taylor gave her friend an icy look and asked
loudly, “This one or this one?” She held up one black swimsuit and
one red.
    Catching on, Samantha raised her voice and
responded, “Why not take them both, Tay?”
    “Great idea,” Taylor said, throwing them both
in her suitcase. She zipped it shut and said, “That’s it, let’s
go.”
    Taylor hauled her suitcase down the stairs to
the door, where Eddie was waiting for them. Before he could open
his mouth, Taylor said, “Don’t worry, Dad. We’ll both be very
careful and I will call you every day as I promised I would.”
    Taylor’s dad gave a wry smile and said, “And
no boys, right?”
    “Of course, Dad, see you in a couple of
weeks.” Feeling somewhat bad about having to lie, she gave him a
quick kiss on the cheek.
    Following the girls outside, Mr. Kingston
said, “Drive safe, Sam.”
    “I will. Bye, Mr. Kingston.”
    “Bye, girls.”
    Once they were on the road and heading for
the airport, Taylor felt it was finally safe to speak openly. “Any
news from Chris on the mission?” she asked.
    “Why don’t you ask him yourself?” Sam
replied.
    “What?” Taylor asked, puzzled. Then she
screamed, as a pair of hands covered her eyes from behind,
temporarily obscuring her vision.
    “Guess who?” a deep voice asked from the back
seat.
    Pulling his hands from her face, Taylor
whipped her head around. A black-haired stud with two days-worth of
rugged stubble was looking at her. “Geez, Chris, you practically
gave me a heart attack.”
    “Sorry about that. I just thought I should
come along to personally transport you back to the Lair.”
    “Thanks, but that was really unnecessary. Any
of the other demons could have done it. You should really be
helping with the other mission. You know, the important
one?”
    “We should tell her, Chris,” Sam
interjected.
    “Tell me what?” Taylor asked slowly.
    “Well, it’s nothing really. Your safety has
just become a bigger risk, so I wanted to see to it that you made
it back without any problems,” Chris said cryptically.
    “We haven’t seen a single evil angel since
we’ve arrived home, why would we be in danger?”
    “I received a report from one of Sam’s
security guards ten minutes ago. It seems that an angel scout
followed Sam over to your house. As soon as I received the report,
I teleported into her car.”
    Sam said, “Yeah, you think you were scared
when he put his hands over your eyes, Tay? Imagine driving along,
when a dark form suddenly appears next to you. I practically
swerved off the road into a tree.”
    “What are we going to do about the damn angel
scout?” Taylor said.
    “Nothing yet. As long as he keeps his
distance, we will just stick with the original plan: Park Sam’s car
at the airport and then teleport from there.”
    A scratchy voice suddenly spoke from the
backseat. It came from Chris’s radio. “Chris, we have a situation
here. Two other angels have joined the scout and they are flying
above you, following your car. How should we handle it?”
    Chris said firmly, “Take them down.”
    “Consider it done,” the voice confirmed.
    “Shoot,” Chris said. “That was our rear
guard. They are following behind us in a car, but will have to stop
to get rid of those angels. The car in front of us is also full of
demon guards though, so we should still be protected.”
     
     

Chapter Six
     
    G abriel and Sampson
burst through the end of the tunnel together, their shoulders
lowered to absorb the impact of the thin rock wall that had been
enacted to disguise the entrance.
    Once outside, Gabriel paused to gulp down
deep breaths of fresh air. “Ahhh,” he sighed.
    “This is no time to stop and smell