In The Demon's Company (Demon's Assistant Book 2) - Plot & Excerpts
Justin says in the school parking lot when he sees Cam’s face. “You look like you got into a fight with a gorilla.” The bruises have turned a sickly shade of yellow and brown, with nasty purple splotches. He took yesterday off at his mother’s insistence, partially because he was filing a police report and getting checked for a concussion at the hospital, so we both return on Thursday. Cam picked me up but he’s been sullen and quiet, still mad that I sent him on an errand, and even more mad that being involved in demon business got him hurt. I can’t blame him at all. Cam is entirely unamused by Justin’s joshing. “Mugged,” he says curtly, trying not to wince as he speaks. It’s obvious it hurts when he moves his jaw too much. I wish he’d stayed home the rest of the week (it’s two days!), but he refused. His demeanor is dark, his words clipped. He looks miserable. Cam doesn’t handle being ill or injured well. The only time I’ve ever seen him whiny was when he got the flu last year.
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