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Kit is earnest and straightforward. That's not really to your taste. But finding out what she knows about the curse could come in handy.

You tuck the note away, dismissing the question for now. The noise of the crowd is beginning to diminish, replaced with the efficient bustle of stagehands clearing away the props and setting the house in order.

"So what happens now?" You have an odd, empty feeling, as if you've put down a weight that you've been carrying since you first put pen to paper to write the play.

"You write another play," Matty says. "But probably not tonight."

"Here's what happens next," Diar says. "We all go out to the tavern."