The second shot sent everyone moving againand the woods filled with men and flashlights and low voices while the rest of the property locked down even tighter behind us.
Blade sent scouts out in pairs and Drake tried to tell me to stay near the house. I gave him a look that made him stop before he finished the sentences.
“Don’t start.” I said.
“I didn’t say anything.” He replied.
“You were about to.” I said and he sighed.
“You’re exhausting.” He said.
“You’re repetitive.” I said.
We followed behind the first group and the woods were dark and damp around us. Every crack of a branch made our hands shift closer to weapons.
“There’s nothing here.” One of the prospects muttered.
“There is.” I said as I stopped walking causing him to look back at me.
“What, you see ghosts now
