Gordon was cleaning up from his last customer when he heard the door chime announcing someone’s entrance. He put down the bottles of ink he was putting away and walked around the corner to the front room. He greeted the man on the other side of the counter. He was dressed in a fine suit. He looked like one of those arrogant stuffy business types with his polished wingtip shoes and Ken doll hair cut. This man was a typical douche, not the kind of people that usually came walking into his shop.

“Can I help you?”

“Yes, I’m lost.”

“And where are you going?”

“I’m looking for a man. He goes by the name of Darrell Savage. He’s a general contractor.”

“Yeah, I know who he is.”

“Right, well, I was told he lives in Feral, but I don’t see any houses, just businesses.”

“Right,” Gordon said, staring at this man. He sensed this guy might be trouble.

“Could you tell me how to get to his place?”

“Well, that depends.”

“Oh, what?”

“Why are you looking for him?”

“Why does it matter?”

“Well, you see, we take care of our own here in Feral. We don’t like strangers. You, my friend, are a stranger. I’m not going to tell you how to find Darrell until I know why you want to find Darrell.”

“It is private business.”

“Nothing is private in Feral.”

“look, if you are not going to tell me where to find him, I’m just going to go down the street and ask someone else,” the man snarled.

Gordon smiled. He knew no one would tell this man anything. The protection of the pack was absolute. No matter their differences, they would never turn on each other. “You go ahead and do that,” the man snarled and stormed out. The door chimed as he exited. Gordon took out his cellphone and called Darrell.

“What’s up, Gordon?” Darrell answered chipper. He must have known who was calling, thanks to caller ID.

“Some douche bag business guy was just here. He’s looking for you.”

work for so many spoiled douchebags.

short brown hair, dark eyes, kind

got

“Nigel?”

“Katelyn’s ex.”

of that woman’s name. “Katelyn? I thought you were

I guess I’m not as done as I thought

groaned. “Damn it,

locking up early because he had a feeling the shit was going to

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a fair bet that he probably bought his food here. There was a good possibility that one of the employees knew where he lived. Opening the door, Nigel walked in and over to

out from the back room. Nigel’s mouth curved in a slick grin. Damn, she was one hell of a looker. He instinctively ran his hands through his hair and over his suit, making sure he looked his best. “Can I help

in thought. Why did he come in

“Where you headed?”

Darrell Savage’s home. Could you point

“I could.”

stood in silence for a

I could. Not that I

“Why not?”

he wanted you to know where he lived, you

“We are friends.”

“I highly doubt that.”

“Why?”

as if to tell him a secret. “Because you aren’t his

“You

were you, I would leave Feral. I assure you sticking

a

smiled

Nigel snarled as he left the store. What was wrong with the people in this shit hole? They were all so hostile. Annoyed, Nigel stepped out into the street and saw a truck pull up to the curb next to him. Darrell hopped out, followed by Katelyn of all people. Darrell came around the front of his truck. “I have a bone to pick with you,” Nigel growled at Darrell. Before Darrell could reach him, Katelyn got to him first. She balled up her fist and punched him as hard as she could in the face.

whole town behind my back. God, I don’t know what I ever saw in you.”

of my face,” Nigel snapped at her.

fell to the ground from the force of the impact. And she went down she struck the back of her head against the front passenger fender of

Nigel saw fangs.

bumped into a large body behind him and turned to see the name from the Tattoo shop. Like all the others, his eyes were glowing, and he smiled, showing off a pair of fangs like the other. “If I were you,” the tattoo shop owner snarled, “I

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