My words caught them off guard.Daisy suddenly piped up, "I'm so hungry. Nico, Arlo, Rhett—I didn't even have lunch…"The three of them instantly snapped to attention."Idiot, why didn't you say something earlier? Starving yourself—let's go find you something to eat right now."Whatever they'd been thinking about a moment ago was gone. They swarmed around Daisy and steered her toward the food.Daisy glanced back at me, dropped her voice, and let her lips curl. "Freya, since you know you don't belong, stay away from them. Or next time, I'll have Nico and the others dump you in some remote forest."I suddenly called out behind her, "Nico, did you hear that?"Daisy's face went white. She spun around, slipping right back into that frail, innocent act. "Nico, it's not—"But there was no one there. She whipped back to me, the wounded act crumbling into rage. "Freya, you tricked me?"I looked at this girl—the same one who used to tremble in the corner of the kitchen—now holding her head high,
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