Chapter One
Mai looked at the girl in the mirror.
She seemed a little pinched, with a furrowed brow and a lip that was dangerously close to bleeding from teeth that couldn’t leave it alone. If she peered deeply enough into the deep blue, almond-shaped eyes in front of her, she felt as though she’d get caught in the strong undertow of doubt and delight flowing in front of her.
She'd never done this before.
She would have thought that after all she'd been through in the last month this would be easy. As easy as a bowl of duck soup. Instead, she was as scared as she'd been the day she'd woken up in the park, looking at three strange girls who were looking back at her with equal amounts of shock.
She still couldn't believe how much her life had changed. She’d never imagined anything other
