My day was destined to be a long one, and after my conversation with the Luna, it just got worse.
Or better. I wasn’t sure.
I stayed behind in the tearoom after she walked out on me, as I wasn’t sure that I wanted to join Livette and Katie. Something was telling me to meet them, though, and I should have listened to that voice in my head because a few minutes later, Caspian walked in, and he was alone.
I stood up at the sight of him. We made eye contact, and he held my gaze for the longest time before deciding to close the door. The sound of it clicking shut was enough to make me spiral. I balled my hands, and stared back at him.
“What are you doing?” I asked.
“I wanted to talk to you,” he said, like it was the most logical explanation.
“About what?”
“What did my mother say to
