Miriam groaned, stretching her arms over her head in a muscle-melting stretch. Hearing the soft giggle of her oldest son, she quickly froze, her eyes opening wide in panic.
It was the first time in what seemed like forever that she had managed to get a good night's sleep. In fact, it was almost too good. She couldn't remember the last time she had actually slept through an entire night.
Not to mention the fact that everything was trying to kill them.
Looking around, her eyes narrowed as everyone but her and the kids were gone. Colt had growled last night that they were looking for a new place to live, and that he expected everyone to be up early and ready to go by dawn.
Did they really leave her, just like that? She knew that she didn't get along with Sadie, but that woman had a savior's complex a mile long that was going to get everyone killed.
