CHAPTER 13Mara jumped up from the floor by the coffee table and ran for the front door. When she opened it and looked outside, she was taken aback for a moment because she did not see her car in the driveway. Turning to Ping, she said, “I don’t have a car. Where’s my car?”
“I would assume your counterpart’s car might still be parked at the shop,” Ping said.
Mara rapped the doorframe with her knuckles. “That’s right. For a second, I forgot where we are. We’ve got to get to Andrea’s.”
“Do you know where Andrea lives?” Ping asked.
Mara looked at him blankly. “No. I could call Mom and find out, assuming she dropped Sam off and continued on to the shop.” She punched the screen of her phone, then held it to her ear. “If Mom has the same number in this realm.”
There was a ringtone, but no on
