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You\u2019re a superstar, Finn.\u201d Nix leans through the two front seats and smacks a big, wet kiss on his mate\u2019s cheek for driving his Rover like it\u2019s Formula One to get them there almost on time. \u201cYeah, thanks. You coming through on your way home later, or\u2026\u201d Grayson asks, twisting the strap of his leather bag in his hand.<\/p>\n

\u201cI have office hours and a C-section in an hour, but I can be here to pick you up after class.\u201d He sounds like his usual self, but his scent is a bit sour, and there\u2019s a muscle ticking in his jaw. \u201cI don\u2019t want you to go in without me. I feel like something big is going on, and there\u2019s power in numbers.\u201d Nix understands that feeling perfectly. Professor Kirwan hadn\u2019t felt like the big bad, but the guy on the phone?<\/p>\n

He was scary. If there\u2019s one thing Nix has learned at Sentinel or even from the last few years, it\u2019s that the big bad very rarely did their own dirty work. \u201cI think we\u2019ll be okay today. It\u2019s not like whatever Kirwan has planned is going to go down in a school filled with children,\u201d Grayson says with a shrug.<\/p>\n

Finn\u2019s head swings around. \u201cThat\u2019s not at all reassuring, but\u2026yeah, okay. Call me. I will reschedule on my end.\u201d He wraps his hand around the back of Grayson\u2019s neck and kisses him so hard their teeth clack. \u201cKeep your wits about you.\u201d \u201cWill do.\u201d Grayson gets out and opens the back door for Nix.<\/p>\n

\u201cNix?\u201d Finn calls him back before he can slide out. \u201cYeah?\u201d \u201cJust\u2026do what you have to do today. Whatever it takes, okay?\u201d Finn must really have a bad feeling if he\u2019s suggesting violence. He taps his forehead, \u201cLet me know what\u2019s going on?\u201d \u201cWill do. See you this afternoon. Love you.\u201d Finn watches them slip through the magical gate, and once they\u2019re on this side and the blue Rover is out of sight, Grayson grabs him around the waist.<\/p>\n

\u201cHang on, Angel, and close your eyes.\u201d Nix slams his eyes closed, and the world slips sideways. Fractals of light ping behind his lids, and the whoosh of air moving at a speed Nix can\u2019t fathom tosses his hair around his head. The first time Grayson had teleported with him pressed close, Nix had thrown up immediately after. Eyes closed was the only way to survive what Nix can only describe as being reduced to pure Plain and then reconstituted in a different location.<\/p>\n

Atomized and rebuilt in seconds, and the inertia was a serious bitch. They end up outside a tall wooden door on the second floor. It\u2019s closed already, with a class in session, the sign hanging above swaying in the lightest of breezes. The slight opening under the door whistles, too. \u201cShit, they\u2019ve started already. Just stay behind me.<\/p>\n

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