Axel
The quiet buzz of the BMW faded into silence as I turned off the engine. I could barely feel my legs as I sat there, the pain from my wound gnawing at me, sharp and constant. I was aware of every little stitch pulling at my skin. "We’ll play it cool, but I'm ready to fight if we must. I'll do what's needed if he's crossed a line," I said, stepping out of the car. The sound of our footsteps on the small stones mixed with the seriousness of my promise. "This isn't the first problem with Shavi, and I’m not one for giving second chances."
Jeremiah's voice cut through the air, tinged with confusion. "Her scent is everywhere. Why would they cause trouble now, right after a battle? We’re supposed to be on the same side, aren't we?"
"They knew exactly what they were doing," I replied, a c
