Not My Problem Anymore
With that fake-apologetic tone of his, he said, "Sorry. It was just a harmless joke, you know?"
The spot he held was right where Tristram had bitten me a few days ago.
The wound had nearly healed, but now it throbbed again, and the sharp, itchy pain spread as Glen's grip tightened. The more I tried to pull free, the harder he held on, until I finally jerked my arm loose.
He stumbled backward, and Rhea rushed to steady him.
She shot me a look full of disgust.
The pain in my wrist made it hard to even speak. My brow furrowed tightly as I tried to catch my breath.