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“A library is a place of worship,” he told me at one point, and I often wondered if that was why we didn’t go to church. If my parents found religion within the pages of these bound masterpieces.
“This is kidnapping,” I mention as she drags me outside into a waiting SUV. “Kidnapping is our family legacy,” she says simply, shoving me into the passenger seat. “Shut up and enjoy the ride.”
“I told him she was working as a Daughters of Persephone initiate and that I had her doing grunt work all night after she left the party. He doesn’t usually ask questions when I mention the group because organized women scare him.”
Foxe frowns. “I miss when your insults were less than two syllables.” “Okay, dick.” “See? Isn’t that better? It’s crisp. Rolls off the tongue nicely.”
“You want to listen to me drone on about the management of different soil types?” “After three years without a word, I want to hear anything you have to say.”
“You don’t need to worry about me hurting Lucy, you know.” Aurora’s green gaze swivels to mine. “I’m not worried about her. She’s stronger than all of us kids put together. Lachlan, Logan, River, you, me, and Foxe? We don’t hold a fucking candle to Lucy, and you should be terrified of her.”
“There’s no problem. I just…” “Don’t want me to take her from you?” “Yeah.” She bumps her shoulder into mine. “I liked having her to myself for a few years.” “If it’s any consolation, you can have Foxe.” Her face screws up. “That is a punishment.”
“You could just sell him on the black market. I bet there are some unhinged fans willing to take him off your hands.”
