Before Zala could say a word, Kevoy said, “It’s Anne.”
His wings unfurled completely and he wrapped it around her as if he wanted to isolate her from the rest of the world. His wings shimmered beautifully. It was a shade of red that made it seem like they were dipped in blood.
Zala reached out and stroked them, “I’m surprised she left us alone for so long. Not that she interrupts intentionally.”
Zala caught his embarrassed look from the corner of her eyes, she laughed and teased, “What did you do, Kevy?”
She was still getting used to calling him that again.
He cleared his throat, “A barrier.”
“I thought you took it down last night.”
The knock sounded again before the two could forget that Anne was right outside.
Zala sighed and winced at her sore muscles when she tried to get up
