Sins of Eden
“So he waited.
It hurt, but he waited.
He stood under the electric blue rune, watching one of those feathery-winged bastards cast the spell, and he didn’t attack. He saw Leliel, the one in charge, smile to one of her companions—and he still didn’t attack. Even when he felt the wolf boiling in his blood, he didn’t attack.
Summer stood by his side, all tangled up in the wolf spirits that followed him everywhere now. “Which one did it?” she asked, bathed in the blue light of magic. It brought out the lighter tones in her skin, the hints of gold in her hair.
“That one,” he said, pointing to Leliel. “She ordered it.”
Summer didn’t seem surprised. “She’s Nash’s ex-wife.”
“I’m going to kill her.”
She bit her bottom lip. She looked down at her feet.
This was when it would come—the warning not to attack or do anything else likely to get him killed.
Instead, she told him, “I’ll warn the guys.”
She drifted off to tell Abram and Nash and even Levi. One by one, the men turned to look at Abel.
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