After a chaos-filled summer, Kiko and Dom are ready to ease into a more laidback autumn and really put in some quality time together. Allowing Dom's ex roommate to crash with them, however, turns out to be a mistake when the guy won't leave.<br><br>Dom struggles to cope as Travis dredges up things from his past he'd rather not remember and slowly casts doubts on his relationship with Kiko. Just when the tension seems to be too much, a murder after a Halloween party reignites the spark between Kiko and Dom.<br><br>But when the body count begins to rise, it becomes clear that this is no ordinary killer. With few leads and no end to places the murderer could strike, this could either be a Halloween for Kiko and Dom to remember, or their very last.

Deal with the Deviled Eggs

While he and Katie made a visual search for their third judge, Martha pointed over her shoulder with a thumb.


“Went to the truck. Angel’s probably showing him how to hold a rifle.”


“Oh, God,” muttered Kiko, shooting Martha a horrified look. “That’s a terrible—”


“She’s fine. He tries anything, Angel’s got great aim.”


“That’s what I’m afraid of,” said Kiko. He dashed outside, relieved to find an unharmed Chad drooling over a shotgun Angel was showing him. “Chad!”


He jumped. Angel leveled a glare Kiko’s way, but he didn’t care.


“Judging. You’re up. Get in here.”


“For real, boss?” asked Chad, groaning. He stuck his hands in his pockets but he left Angel to pack up the weapons. “You’re literally the worst boss ever.”


“I am. Don’t go running off alone with fifteen-year-old girls.”


“What? We were looking at guns.” Chad seemed genuinely confused. Kiko sighed and held the door for him. He’d have to explain it to him later. He was ready for this day to be over.


Chapter 9