She stared after him. Did that mean they didn’t have a deal? She automatically went to rub her demon mark again, but realised it wasn’t necessary. Feud had well and truly left.
“Come inside. Don’t you go letting his mind games get to you.” Judy held the screen door open.
Aura followed her to the kitchen where dinner was served. She started to pull the chair out from the table, when an earlier conversation returned to her.
“Are you okay, love?” Judy asked.
Aura sat heavily in the seat, her gaze drawn to her demon mark. Riley had told her she’d be safe from Havoc tracking her down if she didn’t keep banishing demons. Was her mark significant enough to catch their attention? It was certainly capable of letting her know when Feud was in the area. “How did you learn about hunters and demons
