AVALON
I didn’t have lunch. I couldn’t, knowing there was a chance those two big idiots would sign off another quotation. I didn’t have to say anything about it. But it would eat away at my soul knowing what I knew now, and it was just wrong not to say anything. The moon goddess didn’t grant me another life for me to see wrong and not right it.
I walked back upstairs and got to my table. By now, neither of them were here, and I just assumed that they were in Asher’s office.
I placed my bag on the table and gathered the scattered papers on my desk. I made sure they were what I needed for this. Goddess, I was about to head over to Asher’s office and speak to him about the same thing he screamed at me for.
“This might be a bad idea, Athena. Do we really have to do this?” I was already
