I was properly dressed when I found Peta stationed at the door. He looked at me as if nothing had happened, as if minutes ago he hadn’t been holding my naked body.
But I did the same, putting on my best “everything’s fine” mask.
He didn’t say anything as we walked through the place, which I had no idea could be so massive. We entered a ground-floor hallway, and I could already hear the shouting—several people arguing and talking at once, making it impossible to distinguish who was saying what.
Two men guarded the door but didn’t stop Peta, who stormed through the wooden doors like a hurricane, silencing everyone.
“Bridget is communicating with the other world.” The murmurs started as soon as Peta spoke. I stared at him like he was crazy; I hadn’t done anything like that. “You keep sayi
