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Chapter 70: Drunken Toddlers
Arson
“Hold on J, I almost got you in the car,” I grunt.I’m trying to keep him from hitting his head on the door frame of the 1967 Dodge Dart GT. I just got it rebuilt. It still needs to be painted, but she runs, and the interior is all done.
I fail.
He groans in pain and rubs his forehead with a frown on his face.
“Let us come home with you, Incendiario. Por favor. Te lo ruego,” Slater pleads with me.
“My family is at home right now. No. You’re not coming home with us.”
“Yes, they are. They don’t need to be in that house with Axe there. These two can’t defend themselves. They are coming home with u
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