Terror At the Temple (Book 3)
““Ugh… what hit me?”
“Nothing,” Ben said. “That fairy or pixie thing just spat on you.”
I rolled over. There was Ben, glum-faced and dark-eyed. He looked like he hadn’t slept in a week.
“You been up all night?”
He rubbed his eyes, yawning.
“Yep. I couldn’t sleep if I had to. I swore I heard those little Dragons prowling around all night.” He huffed out a breath. “I’m really glad you’re awake because I couldn’t wake you, and I tried. Oy, did I try.”
I sat up, looking aroun...d, rubbing my head. There was a lump on it.
“Sultans of Sulfur, Ben! Couldn’t’ you catch me when I fell? What did I land on, a stone?”
“Sorry, but I was watching that Pixx… er—”
“Pixlyn!” I growled. “So, I guess it’s long gone by now. Hope you got your wish in.MoreLess
“Nothing,” Ben said. “That fairy or pixie thing just spat on you.”
I rolled over. There was Ben, glum-faced and dark-eyed. He looked like he hadn’t slept in a week.
“You been up all night?”
He rubbed his eyes, yawning.
“Yep. I couldn’t sleep if I had to. I swore I heard those little Dragons prowling around all night.” He huffed out a breath. “I’m really glad you’re awake because I couldn’t wake you, and I tried. Oy, did I try.”
I sat up, looking aroun...d, rubbing my head. There was a lump on it.
“Sultans of Sulfur, Ben! Couldn’t’ you catch me when I fell? What did I land on, a stone?”
“Sorry, but I was watching that Pixx… er—”
“Pixlyn!” I growled. “So, I guess it’s long gone by now. Hope you got your wish in.MoreLess
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