Hunger (Gone, #2)

by Michael Grant

“Yeah, no more monsters, Petey,” Sam said. “No more monsters,” Astrid echoed. Little Pete closed his eyes. “No more monsters,” he said through a huge yawn. “I made him be quiet,” Little Pete added. “Made who be quiet?” Sam asked. “Petey. Who?” Astrid pleaded. “Who? Who was it? What did he want to say?” “Hungry,” Little Pete said. “Hungry in the dark.” “What does that mean?” Astrid pleaded. But Little Pete had fallen asleep.