Tenants and Tyrants (Book 5 of The Warden series) (30 page)

Danato was certainly not anti-gun. Every guard in his prison was well armed. He just no longer saw any reason for a man of his stature and temperament to be holding a device that could kill with the flick of his finger. Most of his staff already quaked in their boots at his presence. He didn’t want them pissing themselves as well.

Danato felt the air cool instantly in the room. He couldn’t suppress a smile at the change in the soldier’s demeanor. His prideful gleam melted into befuddled concern. He let out a solemn yelp before his body hurdled backwards disrupting his compatriots who were entering behind him. His impromptu flight landed on the General, flattening him to the floor.

Ethan was doing his best to maintain his stern soldier-like exterior, especially with real soldiers present, but Danato knew he was shocked by the event. He had never explained to Ethan or Cori why they couldn’t bring weapons into the office. He didn’t believe in long verbose explanations to his orders, either you follow them or you don’t, it doesn’t matter whether you understand them or not.

Clark offered Danato a glower as he got back to his feet combing down his nonexistent hair before returning his beret. “You might have clarified the reasoning behind your request?”

“I don’t make requests. I give orders, and I
don’t
…repeat…myself.”

 

 

 

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