Flashback ( PDFDrive )

I think so. Especially since Flori sang a little bit of her new song to me.
She only has one verse right now, but . . . it’s crazy how the melody makes
everything warm and tingly. It does seem like it might be the solution, once
she figures out the rest of the verses.
Does she know how long it’ll be?
No. But she said she works on it every night while we sleep. So hopefully
soon.
• • •
By the end of that first week back at Foxfire, Sophie’s life had fallen
into a new pattern with school in the mornings followed by training in
the afternoons with any friends who gathered at Havenfield.
Fitz always went home to Everglen, hoping to find some trace of
the old troll hive. But every night he’d check in telepathically—and
even though he never had any news to report, all those conversations
really helped things feel less strange and scary between them.
They sat next to each other every day during lunch, and if their
friends noticed, they didn’t bring it up.
Even Biana.
Even Keefe—though he wasn’t around very much. He landed in
lunch detention on day two for some random prank he never bothered
to explain. And his father was still insisting on having their private
Empath lessons, so he had to rush home every day as soon as Foxfire
ended.
And Tam had to leave Havenfield by sunset for his shadowflux
lessons with Lady Zillah.
And Dex still spent most of his time with Tinker. But he’d stop by
when he had completed creations to deliver, like their newly enhanced