“You’re really popular these days, aren’t you?” Zen scoffed under his breath as he closed the door of the carriage and knocked on the wall separating them from the driver. The vehicle started with a jerk, and he finally turned to look at Raena. “We had to shake off four people tonight. We can’t go on like this for long, they will find a way to track us. I can’t make us invisible.”
“I know, I know,” Raena sighed, shrugging off her cloak and removing her makeup. “I have to be in the restaurant in the beginning, to keep an eye on things, but once the workers settle into their roles, I’ll go only occasionally. Please do your best to get us in and out unseen until then.”
Zen sighed even louder, closing his eyes and rubbing his temples. Raena threw the cloth smeared with her makeup into the ba
