Mallory closed her eyes, mentally going over the words she needed to speak before they left, not wanting to get them wrong. Everything went black as soon as she spoke the words to take them home, sounds returning before sight. They stood at the kitchen table and it took her a few seconds to remember her mum had just left. Checking the message that came through on her phone, Mallory held it up. “We made a difference.”
“A big difference if how much we were paid is anything to go by.” Ryan looked up from his phone. “We were paid eight hundred and five dollars each.”
“Cool,” Brodie said.
“We’ve done twenty-two quests since last time we were home,” Callum said. “Unless I’ve missed counting some of them.” He frowned. “No, I think that’s all.”
Ryan chuckled. “No wonder it was so profitable th
