Lacey
I looked at him, lifting my heavy arm that felt like it had a ton of bricks tied to it, and pointed toward my closet.
“Oh, you can move now. Good. I’m gonna call Ila, get some lunch, and then you’re gonna take a nap until the moon comes up. Take care of your moonflower, and then we’ll see what else you feel up to doing after that,” Fin exclaimed quickly.
He stood with his phone in hand and dialed Ila, letting her know she should bring some lunch up soon.
It only took a few minutes before Ila was knocking on my door with a cart. It had two trays filled with food: sandwiches with bread toasted to perfection, a parfait that looked divine with fresh shiny strawberries over vanilla yogurt, a small side salad, and some kind of green shake.
I pushed myself up to a sitting position as F
