The Saving Angels Series: Books 1-3 by Tiffany King

Author:Tiffany King [King, Tiffany]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Published: 2012-12-19T23:00:00+00:00

Chapter 7

"Can I help you with something?" A man that looked to be a couple years older than us, covered in tattoos, asked, getting out of the passenger side of the vehicle.

Mark took a casual step in front of me blocking me partially from view.

"Yeah, we got this flyer over at the farmer's market," Mark said, holding up the orange flyer.

I let out a relieved breath that he had remembered to grab it out of the Navigator.

"I see we mixed up the days when we looked at it," Mark added.

"I'd say the times too," The man said with sarcasm lacing his voice.

"Yeah, that too," Mark said laughing to ease the mood, but I could feel the tension flowing off of him.

"Why don't you come back tomorrow," the driver said in a friendlier tone. "Alan's a real visionary," he added, lowering the tailgate of the pickup truck to unload the supplies piled up in the back.

"Sounds good," Mark said mimicking the driver's laid-back manner as he scooted me toward the Navigator. Opening the door for me, he used his hands to propel me into the seat and closed the door behind me in one swift movement, taking me away from any possible threat.

I watched through the window as Mark shook their hands and came around to his side.

"You okay?" He asked, still smiling for their benefit as he put the SUV into drive and pulled out of the dusty lot.

"Yeah," I said, glancing out the rear window. I was relieved to see both men hard at work unloading the truck. It's not like I had expected them to be following us, but seeing them disregarding our visit made me feel much better.

"Did you get anything from them?" he asked.

"Well, I was scared to let their feelings in, but they both had a similar vibe to the girl from the market," I said. "What are we going to do?" I asked after a few minutes.

"First thing we're going to do is sit down with Haniel and the others. This is a prime example of what we were created for."

I nodded my head in agreement, glad that we were both on the same page.

We arrived back home a half an hour later to an empty house. I had to swallow back my disappointment when I realized all my friends were gone. I was anxious to hash out what we had seen and what I had felt with our group.

"Why don't we go for a swim," Mark suggested, picking up on my disappointment. "Our day isn't quite over and we can still make it fun."

"That sounds good," I said, agreeing with him.

I headed to my room to change and put away my treasures. I left the surprises we had purchased for Lynn and Sam on the coffee table on my way to my room with Feline following behind me. I opened one of the bags and tossed the catnip mouse I bought him on the bed and watched as he happily rolled around with it.

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