The only message on her machine was from her mother. Jessie returned the call but planned to keep it short so she wasn't on the phone if Chad called."...ello mom." It's about time you returned my call, Jessie," her mother admonished."I had to work late, mom. My boss had a project for me that needed to be done." Did you hear from that man again?" His name is Chad and he'll call, I know he will," Jessie responded with a smile."Are you coming over this weekend?" her mom asked."Chad asked me about. "You're very welcome," Helen said with a smile.Luckily, Deborah chimed in with some chat about the neighbourhood, and Iwas all but forgotten. My heart rate began to slow once more as Irealised that I hadn't been discovered, but then I was immediatelyovercome by an overwhelming feeling of dismay as I realised that all thiswoman saw was a little girl sitting at this table and no sign of a man.Miserable, but less on edge, I returned to chewing on my carrots andsausage rolls which Deborah had. So although Tara was never really alone, she sometimes felt isolated. And even though she had lots of friends, she longed for impromptu visits and adult conversation.Perhaps this truck would change all that.She hadn’t yet caught sight of the new neighbors. But she had noticed the bright orange convertible Camaro in the driveway, parked next to two rather large Harley Davidson motorcycles. She speculated on this for a minute: Surely this meant they were younger. And certainly it meant that there. . Flemeth. She was not dead, obviously, just speaking with me through the fade. She taunted me, saying she would be watching me. That was when I knew that if I wished to survive as myself, I would have to ask for help to kill her.” I reached out and squeezed her hand, surprised but pleased to see Solona do the same with her other hand.“You know we’ll protect you, Morrigan, if you let us.” Solona looked earnestly at the witch.Morrigan flushed and huffed, slightly offended.“No one is saying you.