The Clandestine Saga

agreed. For a moment, Cadence wonde

n’t think my parents will like it if I’m out partying until the wee hours of

t?” Sydney asked, her expression seeming to ind

almost automatica

asked. “I always he

me a bit sterner. “I’

” Taylor said, tak

Google is trademarked,” he comm

xclaimed. “It is 3:00 A

urce of information since the inven

It’s a site about witches

night before Thanksgiving!” Sydney stated emphatically

er!” Tayl

e snuck off to Red Oak Tap? We all told our parents we were staying at Cadence’s

ng with memories of times well spent with this group of friends. “I don’t know….

ive,” Kash said, slapping

lor proclaimed, pouncing ba

fine!” Kash

added, rapidly raising a

, nothing had ever happened between them. “You’re going then?”

Iowa Western Community College, they still found plenty of time to hang out together. Cadence knew it would be hard for him to miss out on a chance to have another adventure with his best friend.

and Sydney threw a pillow at him w

” Drew

least not one he would be willing to verbalize. But as his eyes glanced around the room at his friends, they linge

o one would remember that she was present, and therefore, she wouldn’t be asked to go. Of course, since they were sitting in her bedroom, the chances of th

f you don’t, Cadence.” The pouty face was back, and Drew released a loud sigh be

ated, but Drew didn’t lose h

for some of us to go and not all

ike they always had, she felt better about their chances of avoiding evil regardless of the theme of the revelry. She glanced at Sydney, who was chewing furiously on her bottom lip, a sign that she had not decided whether or not to risk it, and Tay