Juanita looked at me for the longest time, then nodded.
“If your friends are afraid, you should go. I promise I will be good and speak with auntie more. And if I am scared, I will call you. I love you, Min.”
“I love you too.” I hugged her again and then finally headed to the door.
Carmen followed me.
“Thank you.” She said and her bug eyes seemed a little less intense when she stared at me again. “Can I give you a piece of advice before you go?”
I nodded and waited for her. On the small street, Mark beeped for me to hurry, waking up every dog in the area, but I ignored him.
“On your way back, go to Georgiana.” Carmen said, her voice raising over the barking and howling.
“Georgiana?” I repeated like an i***t. I already knew of this place, and her mentioning it only solidified my susp
