A Witch Before Dying: a Wishcraft Mystery
“We were still trying to figure out how the intruder had gotten into the house in the first place. The front door was always locked, and I’d locked the back door on my way out that morning. Other than the window, there was no sign of entry in or out, but the sill had to be a good five feet off the ground. No way to climb in without help—and there was no evidence that a ladder or some other booster had been used.
It was strange. Very strange.
I was ready to pack my bags, but Ve vehemently refused.... She said she had a plan, which kind of scared me more than the intruder in the house. Okay, not really. But it was close.
Nick promised to have officers increase their patrol of the area and left.
I was quite proud of myself for not begging him to stay.
Sitting at the kitchen island, I stared at the window, which was once again locked tight. The screen was still pushed outward, and Nick’s supposition that the intruder had probably heard voices in the yard and was scared off—dive-bombing out the nearest window—kept playing through my head.MoreLess
It was strange. Very strange.
I was ready to pack my bags, but Ve vehemently refused.... She said she had a plan, which kind of scared me more than the intruder in the house. Okay, not really. But it was close.
Nick promised to have officers increase their patrol of the area and left.
I was quite proud of myself for not begging him to stay.
Sitting at the kitchen island, I stared at the window, which was once again locked tight. The screen was still pushed outward, and Nick’s supposition that the intruder had probably heard voices in the yard and was scared off—dive-bombing out the nearest window—kept playing through my head.MoreLess
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