Optimized Title: Between Walls (The City Between Book 6)

Greetings, I'm Pet – Schrödinger's Pet, as they say, depending on who's asking. I'm human, but when you spend time with enough of the Behindkind, it starts becoming dangerous for the other humans around you, like my friend Morgana. I've tried to keep my distance, but now she needs my assistance, and the rule of "don't get too close to humans" simply won't suffice anymore. I have a feeling I'm about to discover why it's such a bad idea.

As far as I'm concerned, the vampire could do a better job of maintaining his distance, but he's never been particularly adept at following the rules. Well, it's rule number one if you're an emotionally constipated fae lord. Don't get too close to humans. That's the golden rule.

The vampire, however, seems to have a hard time adhering to this principle. Perhaps it's because he's been around for so long that he's forgotten the importance of keeping his distance from the fragile human race. Or maybe he just doesn't care, preferring to indulge in his own desires rather than prioritize the safety of those around him.

Regardless, I find myself in a precarious situation. Morgana needs my help, and I can't simply ignore her plea. But in doing so, I risk putting myself and those I care about in harm's way. It's a delicate balance, one that I'm not entirely sure I'm equipped to handle.

As a human hanging around with the Behindkind, I've learned that the rules are often more complex than they first appear. There are layers of nuance and hidden dangers that the uninitiated could never hope to comprehend. And now, I find myself at the center of it all, navigating a web of intrigue and uncertainty.

I can't help but wonder if I've bitten off more than I can chew. The vampire's disregard for the rules, combined with the potential dangers of my own involvement, has me feeling uneasy. But Morgana is my friend, and I can't abandon her in her time of need. So, I press on, ready to face whatever challenges lie ahead, even if it means risking everything I hold dear.

In the end, I suppose it all comes down to the choices we make and the consequences that follow. I may not be able to control the actions of the vampire or the Behindkind, but I can choose how I respond. And for Morgana's sake, I'm willing to take that risk, even if it means going against the very rules that were meant to keep me safe.

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