Chapter 36I wasn't sure how long I'd been sitting on the front stoop—feeling sorry for myself and desperately trying to hold back tears of frustration, which was only causing more frustration since I was too damn old to be crying in the first place—when the door opened and closed behind me.
Billy sat down next to me, so close I could feel her body heat and smell her shampoo. She put her head on my shoulder and gently said, “We're going to save them.”
I laughed; the sound was wild, bordering on insane. “That isn't going to be easy…we have no idea where to look.”
“Actually, we do. I just talked to Aunt Justine. If you recall, we filled her in the other day on what we'd learned so far, including Vokkel's mention of the 'edge of the cemetery.' She'd heard that before, but couldn't remember
