Chapter 350

SIX DAYS, KASSIE GROWLED TO herself while marching along the hallway to the room she and Rumal occupied. Nothing from her, but he's still here!

Enough was enough. She'd been patient. Waited. Waited. And waited.

Now was the time for Cat to confess just what the hell was going on. Kassie sniffed indignantly when the voice in the back of her mind reminded her of the promise they'd all made not to disturb each other.

It's her fault I'm breaking it, she's the one who should have had the decency to get in touch when her husband vanished.

Nodding in agreement with herself, she put on an extra burst of speed, shoulders square as she eyed the door she approached.

A glimpse of movement, of curly grey and brown hair, out the left window made her pause then turn to peer out.

There in the garden walked her mother, with a strange almost tentative waltz to her step. Bemused, Kassie stepped closer to the frame, keeping against the wood so not to be noticed as she looked to see what had her mothe