“How certain are you of this prophecy?”
“I heard it once in the dying breath of someone I was killing,” I admitted. “If his only goal was to torture me, then he was correct, but he had no idea that Kiana was pregnant. I didn’t even know.”
“Dumb luck?” Saul suggested. I didn’t answer but just rubbed the back of my neck, and he sighed. “Get her in here for an exam. If I see anything worrying, I will discuss it with her.”
“With us,” I said strongly. “I’ll be here for the exam.”
“As long as she agrees.”
I bared my teeth at him, and he just chuckled. “The world might be ending, but my rules are still the same. Go to your mate, Troy, and get some sleep.”
Before I could answer, my phone vibrated, and I pulled it out of my pants.
London.
“I can sleep when I’m dead, which might be sooner th
