Pegasus Summer (Shifter Cub Camp #2)

CHAPTER 29

“ B ut why didn’t you tell us any of this before?” Finley seemed even more upset about that than he had by the whole nearly-getting-the-camp-raided-by-the-cops thing. “I thought you trusted us.”

Archie pretended to be interested in poking a stick into a crack between two logs, which normally would be interesting because you never knew where a poisonous snake might be hiding, but in this case was more because he didn’t want to face the other kids right now. It was easier to talk if he didn’t look directly at them.

He was still kind of surprised they’d even agreed to meet him in their secret spot behind the woodshed. Technically kids weren’t supposed to hang out away from the main communal areas, but the counselors always turned a blind eye to private pack meetings unless you did something really obvious, like dare Nancy to jump onto a huge pile of logs and then fail to stop the resulting wooden tsunami before it took out a wall.