Page 110 of The Rebel Guardian


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“And your brother,” Zoey added. “Well, that’s going to be fun.”

I wouldn’t bet on it.

But then Gray was in the room, and he flashed us a megawatt smile. “Hey, Kelsey mine. Everything is set. I’ll take our guest to her new accommodations tonight and then we’ll descend in a couple of days. But I want some time with you here.”

“I’m going with you guys,” Evan announced.

“Evan,” Dev said with a hurt expression. “You just got back. And you were injured.”

“And now I’m fine. Fen won’t let his mom go alone, and I go with Fen,” Evan said. “Besides, she’s going to need a thief, and Mom’s not available. That means Lee’s going downstairs, too.”

“I was actually going to suggest that.” Rhys stood. “I don’t think Lee should go to Faery. It went poorly last time, and the minute he thinks someone is holding out on him he’ll lose control because this is about Mia. Sasha can come with us to Faery. You know how Grandmother loves an attractive vampire.”

“Ewww,” Evan said. “See, Hell will be so much nicer.”

I doubted that.

But now we had a plan. And I had my guys. Gray got into my space. He reached out to bring Trent into the circle. “You two eat yet?”

“No,” Trent said, but his lips curled up. “She’s been too busy yelling at the queen.”

“Ah, yeah, the blow-up thing,” Gray agreed. “Well, we’re doing takeout because I mean to spend tonight with the two of you. It’s time to get serious about taking care of our woman.”

“I agree.” Trent winked my way.

At least my night was looking up.

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