Chapter Thirty-Two
Upon closer inspection, I realized the new addition to our little not-so-fun party was indeed none other than Craig Mayer. Truth be told, he looked a lot younger in person. Or perhaps he’d just had a refresher since the last time I’d seen him in the news.
“Good gawd, where are my cargo holds?” He waved an arm, oblivious that he’d nearly whacked me in the face with his flailing tree trunk. “And, who the hell are you?” He sized me up, his tone filled with no less disgust.
“Uh, this is my friend, AJ.” I could only stare at Tamryn. She’d called us friends?
“Whatever.” I ducked, narrowly escaping another close call with the wave of his limb. “You still haven’t told me why you are here. I got an urgent message, saying that all hell had broken loose. I had to leave an impor
