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Chapter 9: Werewolves

I didn’t dare to look over my shoulder.

I was too scared.

Felix kept his eyes on the people who entered. I didn’t know how many of them there were. I just assumed they were more than one. I couldn’t drink the coffee anymore. My mouth was too dry for that.

“Should we leave?”

“Not yet.”

I was extremely curious to know but I kept looking at Felix so I wouldn’t bring unnecessary attention to ourselves.

“When can we leave?”

Anger flashed in his eyes. “Just wait for instructions, alright? Quit asking so many questions.”

That shut me up fairly quickly. Felix’s posture remained relaxed and his face didn’t give away that he was at all bothered or uncomfortable. I heard them talk to the waitress and she answered that the food would be right up. I didn’t notice anything strange from her voice, either. She just sounded bored.

After about five minutes, Felix called her over and asked for the bill. The diner was a little too silent and I could feel the tension. Maybe it was all in my head, but
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