Where are the others?""Sleeping a couple hundred meters that way." He pointed. "I figured that was far enough from you.""I thought I told you we should separate.""And you expected me to listen?
In this excerpt from "The Calling" by Kelley Armstrong, a character reveals that others from their group are sleeping nearby, intending to keep a safe distance but still close enough for safety. The interaction suggests a potential conflict in decisions made within the group, emphasizing a difference in communication and expectations.
One character expresses disappointment over the other's choice to remain close despite a suggestion to separate for safety. This conversation highlights the tension and differing perspectives among the group members, indicating that trust and cooperation are crucial yet challenging in their circumstances.
