Chapter 293
It was obvious Rohan didn't want me to participate (and honestly neither did I) and his movements with the blade made it clear he took no joy in this, not like Drio had when I met him. I would have left Rohan to it, but when I reached for the door he stopped, words on his lips I didn't need to hear to decipher: please don't leave me alone, not in this darkness.
My ass went numb from the iron floor, plus weird green demon fluids that had missed the drain had soaked my shoes, but I stayed. If my boyfriend was going to lose it, I needed to be there.
We never got Tia's location in the demon realm, and by the time the ooliach gave up the address of her son's place in the valley, Rohan was bathed in sweat and there wasn't a lot left of the demon.
Rohan pulled out his phone and hit a number, ignoring the twitching creature at his feet.