“I tried to call you,” Moona said. “You didn’t answer, so I asked Mia for your new address. She gave me this one, too, said you would probably be helping your neighbor.”
They were standing in Leo’s foyer. Moona’s gaze slid over the scene. Eeli realized how they must look, sugar and flour all over the floor and their clothes. Like two little boys, left home alone without supervision, and of course they would do something naughty and stupid.
Lots of vacuuming and washing ahead. Only their computers on the bed and bot parts on the sofa table were still untouched. Even the window and the curtains had smudges all over of them.
Moona’s gaze halted as she noticed loose spider legs on the table. For a second and half she looked shamefaced, then a sneering grimace returned to her lips. Eeli knew
