I looked at her. Then at the coffee mug full of damned tears.
The Ninth Circle was cold. Not winter-cold, but betrayal-cold . The kind of cold that seeps in when a friend forgets your name.
“What’s wrong?” I asked, kneeling. (Mistake one.)
I looked at her. Then at the coffee mug full of damned tears.
The Ninth Circle was cold. Not winter-cold, but betrayal-cold . The kind of cold that seeps in when a friend forgets your name.
“What’s wrong?” I asked, kneeling. (Mistake one.)