But then, he’d only gotten a hint of this when she leaped out of the water. Not enough to see more than a few glistening scales. But that would explain the other abilities. Drakkors, especially the females, frequently had special gifts. “You’re awfully quiet. Are you sure you’re okay?” Jade asked, making him aware he’d been lost in thought for several minutes. Damn good thing she was driving. “Fine,” he answered, trying to pretend his mind wasn’t reeling. Of course, his first priority would be finding Eve. Once he’d done that, he’d return to unravel the mystery of Libby. With a sense of relief, he understood this wouldn’t be the last he saw of Forestwood—and Jade—after all. They pulled up to a cedar A-frame house, nestled back in the woods near the cliffs with a panoramic view of the lake. Rance whistled. “That’s some prime real estate,” he said. Jade smiled.
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