When breakfast was over, Gage and I left the packhouse and we left the territory but I noticed one car following us.
“Do we need to be worried about them?” I asked.
“No. They’re with us. Extra protection.” Gage said.
“I don’t want a heap of warriors hanging around school and scaring people.” I said.
“They’re gonna stay out of sight but close while you’re in class. Just in case.” He said.
“Okay. Make sure that they do.” I said.
We kept driving when I checked my bag to make sure that I had everything I needed and I was mainly looking out the window for most of the drive.
“Are you alright?” Gage asked.
“Yeah, why?” I asked.
“Because you’re usually a lot more talkative than this.” Gage said.
“Yeah. I’ve just got a lot on my mind.” I said.
“Don’t worry. You’ve got no visib
