“I’VE BEEN OUTSIDE SINCE YESTERDAY,” THE LITTLE GIRL WHISPERED TO THE BIKER AT 2 A.M.

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She pulled out a folded piece of paper.

Stone opened it.

Inside was a photograph.

A woman stood beside Emma.

On the back was a handwritten message.

“If anything happens, find Daniel.”

Stone looked at Emma.

“Who is Daniel?”

“I don't know.”

“Your father?”

She shook her head.

“My mom said he would know what to do.”

“Do you know where he lives?”

Emma nodded.

“Somewhere near the old mill.”

Stone knew the place.

The old mill had been abandoned for more than a decade.

No electricity.

No workers.

No reason for anyone to be there.

Except that Stone had recently heard rumors.

Vehicles had been coming and going at night.

He looked at the photograph again.

Then at Emma.

“Do you know why your mother told you to find him?”

Emma nodded.

“She said he had proof.”

“Proof of what?”

Emma's voice dropped.

“People stealing children.”

The room went silent.

Stone immediately called the other riders.

Within minutes, the message spread through the motorcycle network.

The nearest chapters began responding.

One rider looked at Stone.

“How many?”

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