REMI
“We are going to the High Court,” I said to my mates. Cullen was oozing with rage just barely contained within him, and Calder was a mix of apprehension and aggravation.
“We are not going anywhere,” Cullen said. “Calder and I will handle this.”
“Excuse me?” I said, my eyes going wide.
“Let’s discuss this privately,” Calder muttered, looking around us. There were still warriors lingering in the hall.
“There is nothing to discuss,” I told him.
“Remi,” they said in unison; Cullen spoke in warning while Calder in a plea. I looked between them.
“Fine,” I said, crossing my arms. I turned on my heel and marched off toward the stairs. Cullen was the first to catch up with me.
“No, you don’t,” he said, grabbing me up. He jerked me hard enough as he picked me up that pain seared m
