“He’s a shifter, Gordy, like you. He smelled the lie. I bet you can smell when someone lies too.
You just have to be taught how to do it, but I bet you have an instinct on when someone isn’t being completely honest with you, don’t you?” Gunner asked with a smirk.
Gordy nodded, “Yeah, but I had no idea it was because I shift. When I feel that way normally it’s because I start smelling a moldy kind of scent. It’s nasty and makes me back up.”
“That is the smell of a lie for you. Every shifter has a way to scent out a lie, and that’s yours.
What happened after that? Did you run then?”
Shaking his head, Gordy said, “Not at first. I was still trying to wrap my head around everything that had happened. My father was screaming and he pulled out his gun and aimed it at me demanding I return th
