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I said, trying to bring us back on track, “we’ll need to leave immediately. I understand that you have patrons, but is there someone who can cover for you.”
Beatrice stared at me, her eyes defiant and cocky. Then the dozen or so people in the bar all stood at the same time. Then they all walked out the front door.
“Guess we’re closed,” Beatrice said with a wink.
“Don’t you worry they won’t pay you back?” Wyatt asked, always the empath.
She smiled at him, like she was looking at a puppy.
“No.”
And then she walked away.
A few minutes later we were back in the van and on our way. Julian sat in the front seat, allowing him to navigate us when he could. I also think he admired Lucas, and an odd f