We’ve got to go,” Dudley hissed in my ear.
Halfway up the stairs, I heard Roan’s voice proclaiming to the whole room, “We’ll meet again tomorrow night.”
When we reached the shed, we heard the door open and movement in the stairwell. Dudley chucked me out the window. I landed on my can with a bump. Biting down on a scream, I scrambled to my feet and frantically pulled Dudley after me. We couldn’t risk being discovered. I had already seen what they did to vampires and I didn’t want to know what they did to humans. They seemed utterly ruthless. Dudley toppled to the ground. I closed the window as quietly as I could before ducking down.
“Which way should we go?” I panted.
“Around the back. They’ll probably go to the house.”
We snuck around to the back of the garage when, suddenly, I bumpe
