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CHAPTER FOURTEEN
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“Guys, you need to go now.” My heart went erratic as I pushed them. “Go, please. I will explain everything later. Just go.”
“Okay. We will be right around the corner.”
“Just go!” Morgan snapped. He looked as terrified as I felt.
As soon as the two bewildered boys were out of sight, I hurried inside with Morgan and tried to act normal. A portal appeared in the middle of the store and Dad stepped out. I did not need to check his aura to see a brewing storm. Even the atmosphere had dropped ten degrees colder.
“Dad, what are you doing here?” I greeted with a waning smile.
“What did you do?!”
“Nothing. I’ve been here all day.”
“The demon! Where is the demon? There was a demon activity right here in town and you were close by.&rdquo
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