Chapter 39
Peyton
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AFTER THE SHOWER, I checked outside my windows, again, to see if the prospect had arrived. Not seeing anyone, I decided that it was probably what he wanted. To be undetected.
Yawning, I told myself not to worry about it, and walked over to my dresser. I grabbed a pair of shorts, along with a T-shirt, and changed into them. As I was hanging my robe back up in the closet, I noticed Lucifurr leap from my bed and head out the door. It was odd, considering that he usually didn’t move until early morning. Curious, I decided to follow him.
“You hear something?” I whispered, when I found the cat perched on the back of the couch, next to the living room window.
I moved next to him and peeked through the blinds.
Lucifurr hissed.
“Settle down, grumpy,” I mumbled, th
