Chapter Two
“There! That’s her.” Gabriel pointed out a raven-haired woman in the crowd, naked and glittering like a jewel against the gray winter scene, her head thrown back in laughter. His skin crawled with revulsion at the sight.
But just as soon as he spotted her, she literally vanished. The naked revelers paid no mind to the disappearing act, but within seconds of her exit, the humans snapped out of their trance, scrambling in a rush of confusion and embarrassment for their clothing.
“Did you see that?” Gabriel asked. “Where the hell did she go?”
“If I had to make an educated guess,” Colin said, scrolling through his own phone, “Columbus Circle.” He showed them the screen—a different feed, streamed from a location more than forty blocks from the first.
Gabriel wanted to deny it—c
