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The chase
"Don't worry about me, okay? I'm fine," he said, sounding tired. He glanced up and saw Eric staring back at him. He gave him a soft smile. "Trust me, if something happens to me, your father will kill you himself."
Eric's expression softened. "Thanks," he whispered.
Tyler nodded, then gestured to the woods ahead. "Now go!" he ordered, smiling at him. "You've done enough for me already."
Eric smiled briefly back before turning away.
Just as he stepped into the clearing and disappeared among the trees again, he glanced back at Tyler, then hurried off into the shadows, disappearing into the darkness.
The area was silent. Not a single animal was making the slightest sound nearby. The
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