Rhinestone Way by Addison Creek

Author:Addison Creek [Creek, Addison]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2018-09-19T22:00:00+00:00

Chapter Eighteen

Back home, I changed out of my formal witch clothing into some comfortable old jeans and a T-shirt. I hadn’t worn them for long and they needed a good washing, so I wouldn’t be upset if they got ruined by cauldron work. Then I set about cleaning my cauldron, a task that took longer than I thought it should.

Also, to my surprise, Bethel now wanted to help with the experiments that Lowe and I were going to conduct. I told her that Professor Burger had said we must do them one at a time, but Bethel said she’d use her cauldron so that we could have two experiments going at once. She agreed we should use a corner of the pasture, far enough away so that if something went wrong the unicorns wouldn’t be impacted.

She hastened to add that we didn’t have to worry too much about their well-being. They were virtually indestructible anyhow. Once my cauldron was meticulously cleaned—with witch hazel, of all things—I dragged it out to the pasture while Bethel watched in bemusement. I had the distinct impression that there was an easier way of moving it, but I hadn’t figure it out yet.

When I had come home that day, my purple crystal ball had been sitting in a corner of my room. Bethel must have approved the use of that as well, since she had turned it over to me.

We ate dinner quickly. Even Bethel seemed excited about the evening ahead. I felt guilty for not doing more snooping that day, then reminded myself that the hours of the day were finite.

As Lowe and I were cleaning up the kitchen there was a knock at the door. “More guests?” Lowe asked Bethel.

“I wasn’t expecting anyone,” said our grandmother, already disappearing down the hall.

Lowe handed me another plate and I started to wash it. Spunk was sitting on the windowsill in front of me and appeared to be laughing at the menial labor we had to do.

Bethel came back into the kitchen a few moments later. “I was expecting this. It’s actually a little later than usual, but August is a quiet month. Jade, there’s a note for you.” She handed me a folded piece of paper

I rinsed off my hands, took the note, and opened it. There wasn’t much there, and I nearly crumpled it up and threw it into the fire. Then I thought I’d better not. What it said was:

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