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“Please, Christina, will you get me the fuck out of here?” “Pretty please with rainbow unicorns on top?” I prompted. This time I swore I could actually hear his teeth crack as he responded. “Pretty please with rainbow unicorns on top, you fucking nutcase,” he muttered
The book hit with a solid thunk, and I froze. Did I seriously just throw a book at the unstable murderer?
“But... your codename is Viper and you have a viper tattooed on your leg... how can you be scared of snakes?” He shrugged and started up the steps to the house. “Maybe because they’re scaly and slimy and venomous and have no arms or legs or ears! Kitty Kat... they have no ears!”
Do you want me to try? I actually like snakes. They’re cool creatures.” Caleb looked aghast. “Kitty Kat... they have no ears!”
“Huh,” Caleb climbed inside the van and kicked at the empty kevlar armour. “Golems.” “Like the little dude on Lord of the Rings?” I squeaked in shock, and confusion. What the hell did a little, ring-obsessed troll-thing have to do with the missing bodies?
I hadn’t been sleeping in a bra because that was akin to sleeping wrapped in barbed wire,
“Paranoid,” he snickered. “That’s a result of all the coffee, you know.” I gasped dramatically. “You shut your lying face, Austin King. I won’t have you speaking badly of my one true love.”
Sometimes he could be too damn adorable. Of course, other times I wanted to punch him in his smart mouth. But that was all part of the fun.
