Kavira POV
I’d already wasted too much time. My stomach made that clear, growling loud enough to echo off the marble. I stepped out of the shower, wrapped a towel around myself, and tapped END on the wall panel. Instantly, the water cut off, the exhaust fan humming to life overhead.
Drying off wasn’t too difficult, but getting dressed took a little finesse. I had to brush my hair with my left hand because lifting my right arm stretched the healing wound. It wasn’t painful exactly just awkward.
I caught my reflection in the mirror and blinked. I actually looked halfway human, which was more than I’d expected. My nerves stirred at the thought of meeting Vorian’s sister, but my hunger stomped them down quickly. Priorities.
The walk to the kitchen was slow but manageable. The scent hit me
