CHAPTER ONEI SHIVERED THE MOMENT the airport doors opened, and the first gust of frozen air hit me. I groaned and pulled my jacket tight around me, burying my nose in the huge scarf wrapped around my neck.
"God damn, it's cold."
"Come on, don't be such a crybaby," Edi said, placing his hand at the small of my back and pushing me forward.
I glared at him but kept walking. "You haven't been living in the UK long enough. Give it a couple more years and you won’t be so cozy in this dreaded cold."
Edi shrugged and marched in front of me. He pulled out his phone and called Evelina, trying to make sense of the directions his best friend gave him. Evi had described where she was parked in such a convoluted manner, only she could make sense of it.
"Do you see cars parked in front of you? Great
