“Belle could have been hurt last night,” Sullivan said. “Burning down the garage to get to me was the coward’s way out. If they had a problem, they should have come to me face to face.”
Sam shrugged. “They’re afraid of you.”
“They didn’t have to be.”
“That doesn’t change the fact they probably thought it was suicide to confront you directly. You’re trained to kill. They can’t even start a fire right.”
“Does that mean you’re not going to tell me who they are?”
“You still haven’t told me what your plan is if I do.”
His gut wanted to enact his own justice. He’d been given permission to do that his entire adult life. But one look at Sam’s face and he knew if he admitted that aloud, he’d never get the names. Hell, one look at his own conscience and he knew he couldn’t look Rafe in the eye afterward if he followed through on his instinct this time.