NaNoWriMo Day 16
TweetPosted By Scath on November 16, 2009
Progress has been good! Arcane Solutions has a word count of 41, 060 right now. 
Excerpt:
“Look, just because the boss thinks…” I was interrupted.
“You really had both legs broken three weeks ago?” The shifter grinned when I began sputtering in reaction. “What was it? Oh, I remember: you were pushed off a roof.”
My face grew hot. “Shut up.”
“I’m curious. Why didn’t you use your telekinesis to…”
My turn to interrupt while whipping the car out into traffic. “It’s kind of hard to concentrate when you’re falling, okay?”
“How many stories was it?” Nick winced as I hit the brakes to keep from rear ending the car in front of us. Yanking the wheel, I passed it. “Can I drive?”
“Fifteen and no.” I’d been lucky my legs were all that had been broken, panicked as I’d been. “I wasn’t trying to use my telekinesis.”
“Watch it! Oh god.” I glanced at him, upper lip curling a bit at the sight of a shifter cowering in my passenger seat. Nick scowled. “Would you watch the damn road?”
“Wuss. I could drive blind-folded. Want to see?” A grin spread as panic bloomed over his face.
“No! There’s…shit! Can I please drive?”
“I already answered that question. It was a ‘no’. Your turn: any vampire enemies?”
“I’m a shifter, what do you think?” Nick grabbed the dash, still scowling.
“Names?” I persisted, making a sharp left that jerked him into the door. We were nearing an entry point for the underground city section known as the Barrows, so I began searching for a parking spot on the car-lined street.
“No one you need to worry about. Are we stopping? Because I think I need to throw up. Has anyone ever told you that your driving skills suck?”
“Yeah, and I’ll tell you what I told them: kiss my ass.” Spotting an open spot, I slowed down.
The shifter recovered quickly. “Ooh, can I?”
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