"But Naddy-"
"I will come see you tomorrow, okay? First thing in the morning," I promised him.
"Fine," he grumbled. "I love you, Sunshine. Text me."
I hung up without saying anything as I walked to the door.
"Odie, go look in the pantry for a snack baby," I told my daughter as I opened the door.
My eyes went wide when I saw Sabel standing on the small front porch. She smiled at me and gave a little wave. I just stared at her, too stunned to move. How the hell did she know where I lived?
"I forced War to tell me," she answered my unasked question.
"Forced?"
"Okay, we did a little trade-sies," she said, rolling her eyes. "Please make it worth it for me. You don't even want to know what your brother is making me do."
"Ew," I grumbled, scrunching my face up in disgust.
"It's nothing
