CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE
I thought the coupe was already cramped. Add three skeptical wolf shifters in the backseat… Honestly, it’s a miracle they fit back there at all. Just having CeCe alone back there made me claustrophobic.
I felt sorry for the wolves. Natkaal really made a mess with those insect foggers.
We were an awkward group. The wolves didn’t say anything. Bo drove one-handed, relaxed and calm. My spiders rested in the cupholder. I looked out the window at the city, thinking.
Several blocks later, Gillian broke the silence. “Turn the air on,” he said.
“Bruh, it’s colder than a mofo outside,” Bo said, stopping at a red light.
“I’m recovering, remember?” Gillian said.
“A’ight,” Bo said, turning the heating dial on the console.
The light turned green and Bo accelerated. We weren’t
