Gemma considered going out to the sirens’ house, and she’d even started talking to her dad about borrowing his truck to go up there. Then Thea texted her, Penn & Liv getting into it. Better if you stay away for the night. Is she getting rid of Liv? Gemma replied. Unlikely, Thea sent back, and Gemma groaned inwardly. I still want to talk to Penn. She does not want to talk to you, Thea texted. Can I talk to you? Will you call me? Gemma asked. Liv & Penn going out to feed tomorrow. Come by in the afternoon. I’ll be alone. That left Gemma impatiently waiting until the next afternoon. Harper texted her to tell her about the newest developments with the scroll, and while Harper used lots of excited exclamation points, they didn’t seem that big to Gemma, who had already seen the words glow a bit with water. It sounded like the ink reacted even more strongly when mixed with Red Bull, so Harper had taken the scroll back to her room and tried spilling a few different liquids on it.
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