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... a Guild staff member to guide him to where Camille might be, hoping for a private conversation. However, to his surprise, he found not just Camille at the table, but also Amy — her white tail bristling with an obvious agitation. Garm’s grimace deepened when he noticed Amy narrowing her eyes at him, a mutual disdain flashing between them.

“What’re YOU doing here?”

“I could ask you the same.”

Before the tension could escalate further, Camille, who had always been like a me ...

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