Shattered Blue by Horowitz Lauren Bird

Author:Horowitz, Lauren Bird [Horowitz, Lauren Bird]
Language: eng
Format: mobi
ISBN: 9781503949973
Published: 2015-09-15T07:00:00+00:00

“GET OUT, JUDAH.” Callum said quietly, staring at the place Noa had been.

“Sure you want your wicked, wicked brother running free? What if I accidentally throw some innocent through the Portal?”

“You’re right,” Callum said. “You stay. I’ll go.”

He walked out the door, slamming it behind him.

CALLUM DIDN’T WASTE time; he went straight to Kells’ shack, angry and full of Miles’ Light. He turned the door to water, splashed through, grabbed Kells by the arm and hurled him against the wall.

“How dare you not tell me about Judah.” Callum slammed Kells hard against the wall again. The atoms in the Gatekeeper’s body hummed at his fingertips.

Kells grinned through his pain. “I believe it now, Blue Son. I didn’t before, but now I do. Tell me, can you feel the difference?”

Callum slammed Kells again then let him drop into a heap.

“Why didn’t you tell me about Judah?”

Kells coughed blood. “Do I owe some debt to you? The son of my jailer, who comes to torture me?”

“Judah came through that Portal long before I approached you,” Callum said, breathing hard.

“I cannot interfere—”

“You kept it from me out of spite.”

Kells’ mouth curled. “Did the Red Son mention, too, all the little friends of that girl he’s been feeding the Portal?”

Callum growled, flung Kells against the opposite wall, then grabbed him by the gnarled shoulders and began to pull his atoms apart.

Kells cried out in triumphant agony: “Your father’s son! At last!”

Callum staggered backward, released him. “You’re not even worth it.”

Kells watched him go, smiling through his pain.

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