Lucid Curse
“At least there, the snacks were free.”
Selena groaned and hurled herself into the nearest corner—which, to her misfortune, was the only dry space in the entire, crumbling ruin of a shrine. It smelled like mildew and regret, but at least it wasn’t actively dripping on her scalp. She plopped down with a graceless thud, legs crossed, arms folded, the picture of a soggy goddess-in-training on strike.
“I hope Theo gets a heart attack when he comes back and sees this dump still looks like a haunted garage sale,” she muttered bitterly, adjusting her grip on her dignity—or what was left of it. Maybe then he’d finally give her a break.
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