Logan increased my security and he called an emergency pack meeting to announce a curfew and I couldn’t help but get scared on how everyone would take the news.
Parents had just started bringing in their children when Diana walked in. She gave me a hug and took a long swig from her flask when it dawned on me.
“You drugged me,” I said and she raised a brow, “You drugged the tea yesterday.” At least she had the decency to look ashamed.
“You were so close to having a panic attack,” she said, “I just did what I could to help you calm down.”
“What happened to hugs and massages?” I asked sarcastically and she let out a small laugh, “Thank you for trying to calm me down but let’s try something more conventional next time alright?”
“Let’s try to make sure there’s no next time.”
“Agreed,” I said and she sat down, “What you put in the tea; does it sometimes have side effects?”