Aura turned in the car so she could face Bane. Not that it helped. There were too many shadows to see him clearly. “That sounds complicated. Why couldn’t Destruction strike a deal directly with the demon her son upset?”
“He had no reason to strike a deal with her. He would rather t*****e her son for an eternity. But since he owed Curtis a favour, he has postponed his revenge,” Bane said.
“Then why does she want to slice Curtis into little pieces?” It didn’t make sense to Aura. Surely Destruction should be grateful.
“Curtis is good at making enemies. It is only that he’s better at doing favours for demons that he’s lasted this long. It would have been interesting to see how he managed to avoid Destruction’s plans for him. Once the favour expires, she has no reason to keep him alive. When
