Don't Hex With Texas (2008)
Don't Hex With Texas
“First, their heads turned in our general direction. Their eyes widened, and they blinked, then frowned, as though they were comparing Owen in real life to the picture Idris had shown them. The ones who’d actually seen him in person earlier in the day during the car chase had already left town, so there wasn’t anyone in the group who could verify Owen’s identity. In all fairness, he was a little shorter in real life than you might imagine he would be, based on his picture.
“There he is! Get him!...” Idris shouted, pointing at Owen. “None of you will ever be real wizards unless you can capture him and bring him to me.” Owen bent his head to whisper to me, “What’s going on?” “I guess he hasn’t dropped the veil,” I said. “They’re all gawking at you, and Idris is saying they should go get you.” “Ah, thank you.” Then he spoke to Idris. “Are you afraid I’ll beat you again?” I nudged him to turn a few degrees so he’d actually be facing the person he was addressing.MoreLess
“There he is! Get him!...” Idris shouted, pointing at Owen. “None of you will ever be real wizards unless you can capture him and bring him to me.” Owen bent his head to whisper to me, “What’s going on?” “I guess he hasn’t dropped the veil,” I said. “They’re all gawking at you, and Idris is saying they should go get you.” “Ah, thank you.” Then he spoke to Idris. “Are you afraid I’ll beat you again?” I nudged him to turn a few degrees so he’d actually be facing the person he was addressing.MoreLess
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