“Can I leave now?”“No.” I slid out from under the car and shot him a glare. “You don’t have work. You don’t have anywhere to be so stay quiet, put more food into your system and stop trying to run away,”Wolf made a face, but he didn’t complain anymore. The other mechanics around us held back a laugh. When I returned back with Slink, I found them waiting in front of the house, telling me that I had work to do (while they knelt afterwards and begged me to come back when I said no). Unlike the rest of the compound, they hadn’t asked a single question. Nothing about what had happened that night. Or why my Father hit Decker. Nothing personal. And for the last two days ever since my little journey into the town with Slink, it had been calming. But I hadn't seen Decker either. I wiped the grease off my hands with a rag, watching Wolf pick up the burger I’d gotten for him. I walked up to him, ruffling his hair a bit. We hadn’t talked about the… incident, but he had gotten a cold and h
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