He paused. Was Ric still a sentinel? How could he be when he was a detective? Did Ulf still live alone in his cabin or had he too found his mate, had children, joined a pack? The apartment spun around him.
“I think we should sleep elsewhere.”
Thaddeus sighed. “I live here. I sleep here every night.”
“Yes, but now you’re in danger.” Sandy didn’t know anything about the people who ran the black market, but considering they ran a black market, he didn’t think they could be trusted to have any kind of honor. Plus, you could never trust a wizard.
“Whatever. I’m going to bed. You okay on the couch?” Thaddeus gestured at the white pristine couch by the wall. “Do you sleep?”
Sandy stared at him. He wouldn’t be sleeping on any couch. Thaddeus was his mate. It was only fear of his hand sliding through anything he touched that kept Sandy from manhandling him.
“Sandy?”
“What?” He jumped as Thaddeus raised his voice.