CALEB
“Daniel, let it go,” Ruby yelled, her hands swishing at her sides. Goddess, she is extremely drunk. “He didn’t really mean it, like not actually.” She said to me, squeezing in between us and trying to push us apart.
“I think your little friend needs to be taught a lesson, Ruby.” I said, lifting my chin and glaring Daniel right in the eyes.
”Who do you think you are—“ he started.
“The First Prince of Lycan,” I thundered, my anger getting the best of me. “And you’ll do well to remember it.”
“Both of you, stop!” Ruby cried. “I can’t watch you suffer, Daniel, just let it go. He’d break your neck.”
Daniel didn’t break my gaze, but said, “Fine. I’ll call you in the morning, Ruby. Get some sleep. Don’t you dare touch her.”
I laughed, somewhat amused that he th
