How to Avoid Death on a Daily Basis
“Ah can touch you here, too.”
I slapped her hand away. “Maurice?”
Maurice had his notebook out and was flipping through it. “Yes, I think I might have an idea.”
“You do?” I tried to keep a lid on my excitement, I’d been burned too often.
“I think it’s fate,” he said. “Fate can’t touch you.”
“Okay,” I said. “What does that mean?”
“I’ve noticed that whenever you face something that seems inevitable, you manage to avoid it. Not always for something better, but it’s not what should happen. Two and two doesn’t always mean four for you.”