It is as I feared, Asher. Dolph wasn't looking at them. I felt like I should be angry. Pudgy was scared.
We lay shaking, trembling, waiting for one of us to be able to move enough to walk, or scream, or anything. Her anger burned the air in front of us, like a real fire, stealing the oxygen from the lungs, making it impossible to breathe, unless you took that heat into your lungs. He ran through the trees, and I heard something large crashing ahead of him. I had never been so aware of how very much blood was coursing through my veins as in that one heart-stopping moment.
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