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"If you’re together try to keep one hand on her at all times, you never knohen she’ll just topple over" Caspian added

"Never, ever let her in the kitchen, ever There are too " Gavriel could al He took notes quickly

"We have a squire living here at the Alpha estate so she shouldn’t have to go to the kitchen often," he said

"Thank the Gods," Caspian murmured

"Don’t let her order fish too often; we had a scare when she choked on some bones that were supposedly reerous too, but, well, we had to let her on her own in there for obvious reasons; but you aren’t restricted in that area," Caspian said then cleared his throat

"Garages, hardware stores, warehouses, and workshops are especially hazardous" Broderick went on listing the places histhe list "We have an armory on premises"

"Oh My Gods," Broderick whispered

"No Just, no! Not only do you need to lock the door you need a biometric sensor to keep her out!" Caspian sounded like he was hyperventilating

"Easy my love, breathe," Broderick said

"She isn’t stupid enough to play eapons!" Gavriel said heatedly His mate was not immature or reckless

"Of course she isn’t! She’s a rounded woman But she will soo in the ar horrible will happen" Caspian said between gasps

"Gavriel, Beth isn’t klutzy; she literally has the worst luck I have ever seen She’ll walk into the arrenades, that haven’tdown In the process several pins will dislodge and she’ll be trapped under the fallen boxes" Broderick paused "I don’t suppose you watch hu us watch them more so we can understand her"

"Have you ever seen Final Destination?" he asked

"Oh fuck," Gavriel whispered

"Yes, that about sums it up" Broderick sounded defeated

"Do theydevices?" Gavriel joked

"We could start on a prototype," Caspian offered immediately

"I’ll just keep her in our roo the pen down That was the only way to keep her safe

"That’s just it, you have to let her walk out on her own You’ll watch her trip and tumble She will break bones and scrape her skin off You’ll want to cry for her as she’s getting bones set and skin stitched back together, but you have to let her fall," Broderick said