Chapter Thirty-Two
Trinity shook her head. “I don’t want to get anyone killed.”
The Fae shrugged again. “You might not want to, but these things happen. Do you think Tarrant is going to give up and let you win?”
“Of course not,” Trinity said. “Do you think I’m an i***t?”
Once more the Fae shrugged. “I do not know you, do I?”
One of the Fae, who had remained to guard them, stepped forward. “My lord, are they going against Tarrant?”
“From what I’ve been told it would appear that way,” the Fae said.
“Are you looking for volunteers?”
“Did you miss the part where I said you’re likely to be killed, Cai?”
“No, my lord.” The Fae paused. “Are you looking for volunteers?”
The Fae slowly shook his head. “I never would have thought you lacking in wit.” He gestured towards Trinity and her com
