“I thought the gods don’t sleep, Sai?” Jeremy asked, annoyed at Lena, whose head rested on his shoulder. Although he was complaining, I knew he could not resist her intoxicating smell. Just like Paul, Lena smelled good.
Dilys glanced from the rearview mirror while I peeked at Lena. She seemed tired and had fallen asleep, unconsciously resting her head on his shoulder.
“What made you think we don’t sleep, Jeremy?” Lena asked in her sleepy voice. “I can only rest on a new moon,” she complained, straightening up in her seat as she looked outside the window.
“Dilys, turn there,” she instructed.
Jeremy and I cast a brief look at the way, and my eyebrows raised when Dilys had to turn to a fast-food restaurant. Lena yawned again, taking her smartphone and checking any messages.
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