I stared at him for a moment before turning toward the house. Axel quickly fell into step beside me.
"Why didn’t you tell me?" I asked.
"We had more important things to talk about." He said.
"Giovanni’s trying to get rid of me. I deserve to know that."
"I know. I should’ve told you. But we were talking about us, not them." He said.
"Well, I know now. What are you going to do?"
"I’ll post guards at the main entrance. He’s not coming back here without permission." He said.
"Alright. Fair enough," I said.
We walked back to Landon’s house and he walked me to the door.
“Can I come in and talk?” he asked.
"Go home, get some sleep. And shower. You smell like a brewery."
"I wasn't planning to be out. The warriors called me."
"Go home, Axel," I said.
"I know you’ve been doing pack pape
