Chapter 305
I landed on Sienna's front porch and peered in through the windows at all the photos still visible on the walls. That meant Sienna hadn't reset the wards, so I probably wouldn't be fried for stepping on the doormat.
The door swung open before I had a chance to knock. I needed a full minute to psych myself up enough to enter, and in the end, basically flung myself inside, although I couldn't stay in the living room. Even though Kane, Ari, and Rohan had removed all visible traces of what had happened, the room was permeated with a dark, twisted energy that pressed in on me.
I hurried into the kitchen.
The Tupperware was sitting on the counter. I chuckled softly, remembering Esther's prickliness at my eye of newt comment. We'd taken turns poking at each other during our friendship, her with a wit so dry it was practically gallows humor.