"You broke my neck!"
The throbbing pain had taken over the back of my head and went down all the way to my shoulder blades. It was fading, but Red didn't need to know that.
"Yep. Sorry 'bout that."
"Sorry?!" He had to be kidding, but just in case he wasn't, I climbed in between the two front seats of his car and sat in the passenger seat to get a better look at him. He kept his eyes on the road, though. "You're sorry?"
"It was either that or having to deal with your wolf." His eyes moved from the rearview mirror and back to the windshield fast but never to me.
"Oh, so you're so scared of my wolf, you just decided to take me out instead? The easier prey." I rubbed the back of my neck furiously. He'd had no right to do that to me.
"I'm not scared of anything, Victoria, least of all your wolf," Red said with a fake laugh that hurt my ears.
My wolf raised her head lazily. I grinned. "She begs to differ."
