"It’s a beautiful party, isn't it?"
I turned to see a younger man standing next to me. He had a kind face and was wearing a suit that looked a bit too big for him. He looked like an intern or a junior staff member.
"It is," I said, glad for a normal conversation. "A bit overwhelming, though."
"I'm Leo," he said, sticking out a hand.
"I’m with the catering firm, but I’m off the clock now. You look like you’re looking for a way out."
I laughed. "Is it that obvious?"
"Just a hunch. Would you like to—"
Leo stopped mid-sentence. His eyes went wide, and his face turned pale. I didn't even have to turn around to know that Silas was standing behind me. The air in the corner suddenly felt ten degrees colder.
"Is there a problem here?" Silas’s voice was smooth, but it had an edge like a razo
