I had claimed the title of mad Feywin in less than a month of living here.“Don’t tell Lewison. Please, Iris. Don’t tell him I’ve been seeing Dorian.”Iris’s eyes widened, and her feet moved faster than I could see. In an instant, she was at the door, shutting it close and shooting daggers at me with her eyes.“Werewolves have eyes and ears everywhere. What did we tell you about speaking so loosely?”She released a deep sigh. “Forget it. We have already said too much. We need to leave now.”“I’m sorry,” I muttered, still worried that I was saying the wrong thing.If Iris heard any of what I said, she didn’t show it. She crushed a few herbs in a mortar until it was a deep purple paste, and when she was done, she put it in a cloth and folded it before turning to face me.“This will help you sleep,” she explained, tucking it into her pocket. “You’ll have to apply it to your temples before bed. It should give you a few hours of dreamless rest.”A few hours sounded tempting; however, it wa
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