CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO
Andi was still in the doctor’s rooms when I arrived, so I sat in the waiting area and people watched as everyone played on their cell phones for twenty minutes. I still couldn’t comprehend the modern human obsession with their communication devices. Yes, they were convenient, and yes, they had a million entertaining apps, but honestly, had people forgotten the art of conversation, or how to spell or even think for themselves? I was glad I was not human for any length of time.
My head snapped up from the medical pamphlet I was absently reading, sensing her before I heard her voice thanking the doctor. Andi emerged from a hallway on the other side of the room. She was nervously chewing on her bottom lip, her brow furrowed in worry.
She too, sensed me, and looked straigh
