My Secret, My Bully, My Mates

"You two are really going to have to show me that trick I know everyone played it off like it wasn't a big deal, but that is some superior level sh*t right there. Where did you learn to do that anyway?" She looks at both of us and I get the feeling she's listening for a lie.

"Just training." Mina shrugs. "Once we get good at shifting it's something that those of us who chose to apply ourselves get to learn." Okay not a complete lie, but not exactly how this works." "What about you?" Janice looks at me.

"What do you mean?"

"Why did you put in the extra time to learn how to shift like

in front of other people, so it seemed logical." I try to match Mina's shrug, hoping I pulled it off. 'It's also nice to not have to carry around a change of clothes." I smiled at her and thankfully

the truth. The humans don't get it, or I would just walk around naked all the time. There's no shame here."

and you will end up giving more information away than you want

feel my irritation, but he's right, she's fishing just like we are. She's just more experienced than I am. More

I will just stick to saying as little as possible, then I don't have to remember any half-truths I might be tempted to tell Thankfully the rest of the

about socializing with different groups. Mina and I decide to sit on the far side of the bonfire facing towards all of the vehicles, coolers and the path we took to get here. From here we could watch

his hands showing us he brought us drinks. At least he heard me and it isn't beer, although I've never had a mixed drink from a can. This should