I started tightening my grip on Walker’s neck the longer he stood there without saying anything. I wasn’t going to let him start following me and not tell me why he was doing it.
“I just thought you might need a hand if you get into trouble.” He choked out.
“Do I look like I need help?” I asked.
“No.” He said, barely able to breathe. So I finally let go of his neck and he leaned forward while still pressed against the tree and started coughing and sucking in as much air as he possibly could.
“What are you really doing out here?” I asked.
“I had to see for myself if you could do the job or not.” He said, which completely confused me.
“What job? What are you talking about? If this is about the triplets, I can still protect them from a distance. I will always know when they’re in
