Then he saw Micah.
The boy was sitting on the living room floor clutching a throw pillow to his chest. His blond hair was flattened on one side. His face was dirty. And there was something in the stillness of his little body that terrified Rowan more than tears ever could.
Micah looked up and whispered, “I thought maybe you weren’t coming.”
Rowan crossed the room in two strides and dropped to his knees.
“I’m here,” he said, already searching the room. “Where’s your sister?”