Turning to the counter, Roxy lifted the lid of the
ceramic cookie jar and peered inside. Empty. Damn.
Usually it was at least half full of homemade cinnamon
cookies.
She was starving. With a mental shrug, she headed
for the fridge, yanked it open and sagged in disappointment.
“Tomorrow is shopping day,” Calliope commented
as she filled the kettle and set it on the stove. Her voice
was tight, and Roxy knew the whole scar-on-her-chest
issue wasn’t resolved yet. Might as well feed herself
while Calliope decided exactly what she wanted to
say.
Bypassing the leftover steak, she reached behind a
carton of plain yogurt for a plastic container. She popped
the lid. Looked like cold rice, chickpeas, and…dried
cranberries? Weird. She leaned in and sniffed. Balsamic
vinegar. Feta. With a shrug, she got a fork from the
drawer and dug in, leaning one hip against the counter.
Again, she felt that odd sensation, not quite a feeling
of being watched, but something similar. A warning.
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Setting the fork down, she straightened off the
counter.
“Calliope,” she said. “You getting anything?”
Her mentor was instantly alert, features taut. Her
brows drew together in a frown.
“I sense nothing, but it doesn’t mean that nothing is
there. What do you feel?”
“Cold. Not like a temperature, like an emotion. Inside me. I—”