CHAPTER 9
Berk turned to Garth. “I spoke to my parents. They’re going to meet us at the airport.”
Only the slight nod from Garth gave any indication that he had heard Berk at all. It was getting really annoying, having the man that said they were mates ignore him. Feeling his anger rising, Berk undid his seatbelt and stood up.
“Where are you going?” Garth asked harshly. “The captain hasn’t turned off the fasten seatbelt sign”
Berk held onto the headrest of the seat he had just vacated as it lurched down, then back up once again. The damn flight was not the smoothest, even in a fancy personal jet. Garth was right, but Berk would take his chances with the turbulence in the air over the one hovering around him and Garth at the moment. “Wherever you’re not.”
With those words Berk tur
