Dark Tomorrow (Bo Blackman book 6)
“The other cars follow and, as we get further away, I realise where we’re heading. Deep foreboding zips through me. When we eventually pull up outside the MI7 warehouse, my worst fears are confirmed.
I don’t even wait for the car to stop, I immediately jump out and back away. ‘Who the hell are you people?’ I snarl as the first figure, still wearing a bloody balaclava, also leaves.
The reply is mild in tone but doesn’t answer my question. ‘We thought this was where you would want to come....’ She flips back the balaclava and looks at me.
I stiffen, staring at the tattoo on her cheek. ‘You’re a black witch.’ ‘That’s stating the obvious,’ she says, not unpleasantly. ‘But yes, I am.’ Others begin to get out of the cars, both vampires and witches. Everyone keeps back, understanding that for now this is between me and this witch. My eyes harden into cold ice. ‘Explain to me what is going on.’ ‘We’re not here to harm you.MoreLess
I don’t even wait for the car to stop, I immediately jump out and back away. ‘Who the hell are you people?’ I snarl as the first figure, still wearing a bloody balaclava, also leaves.
The reply is mild in tone but doesn’t answer my question. ‘We thought this was where you would want to come....’ She flips back the balaclava and looks at me.
I stiffen, staring at the tattoo on her cheek. ‘You’re a black witch.’ ‘That’s stating the obvious,’ she says, not unpleasantly. ‘But yes, I am.’ Others begin to get out of the cars, both vampires and witches. Everyone keeps back, understanding that for now this is between me and this witch. My eyes harden into cold ice. ‘Explain to me what is going on.’ ‘We’re not here to harm you.MoreLess
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