TWENTYSIX-DULCE
I jumped as the car door slammed and Theos climbed in the drivers seat, turning on me like a wild dog. "I won't ask again Artemis." "You don't need to." I whispered. I had no clue what to do to diffuse the situation. "It doesn't matter." "Yes. It does." He said through gritted teeth. His hands client he'd around the steering wheel and for a moment I worried it may break. "Just drive. Please." The car sprang to life with a roar, eating up the road to home. Wherever that was. "I will find out." He hissed. "Just focus on the road." I sighed, bringing my legs up on the seat and resting my chin on my knees. We were silent for a long while, the only sound being the dull rumble of tires over tarmac. I watched as a thousand trees blurred into one long monotonous green line. I was just wa
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