Aria Libby was not really shocked when I told her about what I saw. We were in the living room, seated on the long sofa, facing each other. “Aren’t we going to leave? You usually say we should leave town immediately once there’s a sighting of a demon, Mom,” I reminded her while my phone’s message alert chimed. I took a quick check and saw Dominick’s selfie with his mom and stepfather. He clearly told me he was already there. Safe. I could guess he would stay there for the night. “Well, you have your boyfriend here. Don’t you want to stay?” my mom countered. “He’s not my boyfriend,” I denied. “But I think you just say the word to him, and that’s it!” she insisted. My brows furrowed at her wo