“I think you should remain…….”
Before I could even finish my sentence, Paul held up his hand. “Don’t even think about it, Suwilanji. I’m here to help you, these people are not to be trusted. Hence, I can’t let you face them alone,” he retorted, not at me at them.
But did he know they were werewolves? For him to mention that I can’t trust them meant he might have sensed their werewolf powers.
“But they might assume….”
“I know. But that will just give me more reason to beat the leaving hell out of them. The father and the son,” he smiled mischievously.
I just let it go, and we matched to a rather fancy-looking black gate. It was about fifteen feet high, and maybe ten or more feet in the width. I couldn’t tell the exact size because I just sucked at that. The lights that surrounded the w
