The tingling went up a notch and displacement of air made me jump slightly. Dante appeared.
“Sabrina, both of you, get into a windowless room. Now!” He vanished.
“Windowless room! I don't have one of those.” I paused. “I don't think.”
Cho grabbed my hand. “I have an idea.” He pulled me along. Unfortunately he had grabbed my ungloved hand. He pulled me into the dining room and then pulled open the door to the far right. It creaked a little bit. We plunged into the darkness, down the steps and onto the landing where the steps turned. I drew in musty basement smells. Cho shut the door. Thankfully he had released my hand. I was surprised I didn't go into full-blown synaptic over-load from contact with him. There were a lot of dark things I now knew about him.
“Oh, don't shut it!” But he di
