CHAPTER TWENTY SIX

Touch him. Turn him to dust. Get back to her room. Shut the door. Sleep. Eat. Face the day ahead. Touch him. Turn him to dust. As she ran her tongue over what appeared to be glass paper stuck to her lips—enough to make her gag--Destiny fought to focus on the words hammering at her eyelids, along with the cold grey shaft of light demanding immediate entry.

Morning. It was morning. How could it be morning? Anything approaching it either when she was lying here fit to win the sleep for Cornwall competition? She forced her eyes open. Then she snapped them shut again.