MINE. STILL.
I turned to Theo quickly, and he met my gaze with an expression that said, Surprise?
Oh, I hate surprises. Especially ones that arrive in the form of a six-foot-two man who could wreck my life with one sentence and one memory.
“You're looking pretty healthy, Theo,” I muttered with a crooked smile. “Miraculous, really. God must be a fan.”
He shrugged. “Maybe I’m just a good person, Di.”
I rolled my eyes and asked, “Where are your parents?”
“They just left,” he said.
I nodded like it was no news. Of course. Javier Rodriguez was probably back there pressing power buttons and pulling strings like the puppet-master he is. If I was lucky, his wife was home casting hexes on me.
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