Chapter 65

Anna opened up the door to Mac's house and stood in the doorway, watching the gathering of men as they went over every piece of evidence they had collected on Marcus. She was just about to join them when her phone buzzed and she opened a text message from Connor. Smiling, she walked over and interrupted the men. "We found her!"

Six heads turned to look at her in surprise. Robert, Jason, Mac, Dante, Nathan and Lucky had been so into their research that they hadn't even heard the door open. Mac swallowed hard and then finally spoke for the group. "Are you sure Anna?"

Anna nodded. "Connor just texted me. He said they were flown to Bellinzona, Switzerland to protect Marcus's fiancée."

"Why Switzerland?" Nathan was confused by where Marcus took her.

"The fertility specialist." Everyone turned to look at Lucky as he continued speaking. "Marcus was exchanging e-mails with a fertility doctor in Switzerland about Robin. He is going ahead with his plan to have a child with her."

Robert looked at Anna and then back at the group. "No way in hell is she being forced to have that bastard's child. How soon can we get out of here?"

"Robert wait." Anna needed to gain some control of the situation before the men ran off like chickens with their heads cut off. "We need to have a plan in place before we head out. If we're not smart and we go in there unprepared then he will figure out what we are doing and we could lose her forever."

Anna walked over to her ex-husband as he began to protest. "But Anna…"

"I know and I would love nothing better than to parachute in and grab her away from that man. But," she stared Robert straight in the eyes, "but, we still don't know exactly where she is and, if we just show up in town, he will disappear with her. Soon Connor will be with Robin and we can use the GPS on his phone to narrow down where they are. Then we plan our rescue." Anna wrapped her arms around her ex-husband. "We'll find her Robert – we always do."

"I know - I just hate that we always have to."

"Your dinner Dr. Scorpio-Drake." Robin was sitting on her bed reading and barely noticed the guard as he brought in her dinner tray. He set the tray down on the table and walked over to the bed. "Dr. Scorpio-Drake?"

Robin rolled her eyes and put a book mark in her reading material, carefully marking her page in the book. Sighing, she stood up and walked over to the table. She looked up at her guard and got a strange look on her face. Sitting down, she continued to study her guard. There was something almost familiar about him. "Thank you…"

"Just call me Cee."

"Like the letter?" He nodded and Robin shook her head. "Okay. So Cee, when did you get here? I haven't seen you before?"

"This morning." He smiled at Robin. "I am supposed to ask if you would you like any movies to watch or any music to listen to? Dr. Banks wants to make sure you are comfortable in your new home."

"Nothing comes to mind." Robin began eating her chicken while continuing the conversation. He was the first friendly person she had come across since she arrived in Switzerland. "What are some of your favorite movies?"

Cee thought for a moment. "Forbidden Planet – I always loved Robbie the Robot, the way he would do anything to help Will Robinson. Almost like a father with his son." He looked Robin straight in the eyes. "Robbie would do anything to save his, uh, child."

Robin's heart stopped at his words. She really studied the older man and smiled. "Yes he would. What kind of music do you like?"

"I've always been a pop music kind of guy."

"Your voice has a great, I don't know, tone to it – do you sing?" Robin's memories from when she was a little girl came rushing back as she looked at Cee.

"A little when I was younger - in the Outback." Connor relaxed – Robin recognized him. It would be much easier to get Robin out of here now that she knew she could trust him.

"Well, this is certainly a career change. Is there a particular reason why you chose to work for Marcus?" Robin was choosing her words carefully – she didn't want the madman holding her to know that she now had an ally here.

"I guess that no matter how much I fought it, it turns out I am my father's son." Connor winked at Robin. "Is everything alright with your dinner?"

"It's great."

"Good – just let me know when you are finished and I will get your tray out of here. Have a good dinner Robin." After giving her one last reassuring look, Connor headed for the door.

"I will and Cee?" He turned around one last time and Robin smiled at him. "Thank you."