Chase nods.
“Good. I didn’t mean for the door to explode.”
“It wasn’t the door. It was the amplification spell. It was way too loud.”
“It was,” Amber agrees.
“Sorry.” I sigh. “But hey, at least I took care of the front door.”
“You did.” Amber grins.
“I’ll go check if she’s there,” Chase says, stepping over some of the broken glass. “You two wait here.”
We nod and once he disappears from view, Amber turns to me. “Minerva has to be there, right?
“Unless she went home. Not really sure where else she could be.”
“What if she’s staying with one of her friends from the academy?”
I shake my head. “She hasn’t really kept in touch with them. At least, that’s what she told me. But I’m not sure I can trust anything she’s said.”
“I wouldn’t. But let’s just hope she’s in there somewhere.” Amber turns to watch the door.
A few minutes later, the bunny shifter comes into view and shakes his head. No Mini.
“What do we do now?” Amber’s face falls. “Does this mean there’s nothing we can do about the reviews?”