“I didn’t visit that part of Thailand, but Tash has. I wish I could ask him what it’s like. Maybe I’ll be able to go back there someday.”“Take me. It looks like fun, with all those bandits and demons flying around.”He scoffed. “Demons aren’t really like that.” Was that a chink in his angel’s wall? Dylan said nothing, then realized the silence would tip Cam off. “No?” he said casually. “I thought they were pretty realistic.”Cam snorted. “They’re more insubstantial, for one thing. And the elephants would have been terrified.”“I don’t know, man, elephants are pretty tough.”“No animals tolerate demons.”The way dogs didn’t like Cam? He didn’t like to think his new lover might be some sort of satanic creature, so he said, “Seen a lot of ’em, have you?”Unfortunately, that seemed to snap Cam out of his comfort zone. “No, of course not.” His head dropped so he studied the sidewalk, and he gave a stiff shrug. “They don’t really exist, anyhow.”“That’s not what I heard priests say.”“Priests say a lot of things.”
