Damian
I'm still in shock, unsure if he had disappeared or if he had run through those tree lines, but it happened just in a blur, and then the shaking of leaves and retreating steps of movement blared into our ears until the horn of the car snapped our attention back.
His scent met me even before his presence did, familiar, unsettling, unmistakable. And just like that, I shifted back, in my pants alone, eyes narrowed at none other I would have loved to see at a point such as this.
Liam.
“What do you want?” I asked coldly, as soon as the engine of the car died down and he slid out of his car, but not completely, his lips holding a small, knowing smile as his eyes were directed at me, and then he looked around the environment calculatively, like he was assessing everything at once.
“Do
