CHAPTER SEVENTY-EIGHT

SHAY

She no longer tried to seduce Tulio. That phase was already over. She joined him for revenge. Yes, both wanted revenge, pure and simple.

When she visited him at the cabin, and now that the critical moment of his health had passed, now that he was out of danger, stronger and even exercising to recover the muscles atrophied by months without using them, the old man, Camilo was his name, had already become friends with the two. Camilo was no longer afraid of the strange girl. Shay no longer scared him and she laughed when he told them that he imagined that as soon as Tulio recovered, she would kill him:

"Well, you should be afraid of him," she laughed and pointed at Tulio, "He's a thousand times more dangerous than me. Why do you think I asked you to take care of him?"

Mr. Camilo widened his eyes at Tulio, who waved his hand, indicating that she was lying.

"It's true, sir Camilo. He is none other than the famous Incendiary Boy - and seeing that the man did not know who he was talkin