Suddenly Lorcan's face relaxed and he put more distance between us. His hands gave me freedom and I was able to move away from the wall. I put my hands on his chest and patiently looked into his eyes and waited to hear what he would say.
"Are you fed up with life?" Lorcan raised one eyebrow.
"I haven't done anything." I said, crossing my arms over my chest.
" You could have died this morning, why weren't you in your bed at that time?" Lorcan said through his teeth.
"Why aren't your dogs on their own land?" I gritted my teeth.
"None of your business. I hope I don't have to save your fragile life anymore." Lorcan rolled his eyes.
"No one is asking." I glanced over his shoulder.
"It's my commitment people, I can't just break it." Lorcan said in a calmer tone.
The tension in the air
