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out and deems it safe for humans, okay? It’s really the best I can do.”
    “Sure, Chad, I get it,” Evie said. “Just don’t say I didn’t warn you about the low energy threshold.”
    “I know you’ll do your best, Evie,” Chad said as he patted her on the back. “Now, I’ve got to get back to the station. But I’ll call you as soon as the house is cleared.”
    “Okay, thanks, Chad,” Eve said as she waved goodbye.
    Once they were out of earshot, Eve turned to Hunter.
    “We’ve got to hurry because we’ve probably only got about an hour or so before the Forensics team shows up at Sara’s house,” she said.
    “What do you mean we’ve got to hurry?”
    “Oh, don’t pretend that you didn’t know this was coming,” she said. “I truly don’t feel that the spider is still anywhere near Sara’s house. All I want to do is get in there while there’s some of her energy left so that I can get a better chance of seeing what happened to her. Get in the car. I’ll drive.”
    Hunter sighed as he opened the passenger side door and entered the car.
    “Evie, it’s amazing that you’ve lived this long,” he said.
    “Come on, Hunter,” she said. “You trust me, don’t you?”
    “In theory,” he said, smiling to take the edge off of his comment.
    “You’ve got to know that I wouldn’t put you in danger.”
    “Yeah, like you haven’t put me in danger ever before.”
    “Shut up and kiss me,” she said, leaning over to him before starting the car.
    He complied without a complaint. Their mouths molded together for longer than either of them planned simply because of the passion that always instantly ignited between them. Heat and desire rose quickly as their kiss took hold.
    “Whoa,” Eve said as she forced herself to pull away. “Let’s put this on simmer for now.”
    Hunter groaned as he felt her mouth leave his. It was a rather bereft feeling that he didn’t particularly like.
    “I’m going to hold you to that,” he growled.
    Giving him a smile that promised everything, she started the car, put it into gear and drove in the direction of Sara’s house.

CHAPTER SIX
    THE HOUSE WASN’T that far away and they arrived within a very few minutes. Pulling over a couple of houses down from Sara’s, Eve cut the engine. She and Hunter watched the house for a few minutes to assure themselves that no one else had arrived ahead of them. Then they exited the car and casually strolled to the back of house.
    Climbing up the few steps to the deck, they approached some sliding glass doors that looked directly into the eat-in area of the kitchen. They had just stopped to look into the doors when a sudden energy of such malevolence slammed into Eve that she staggered and would have fallen if Hunter hadn’t caught her.
    Black! No, black with blood red streaks twisting through it like small little rivulets of blood. She couldn’t remember ever having felt such rage and madness. Her head instantly felt as if it was on the edge of exploding.
    Oh, yeah, she thought. This is a bad one.
    She knew instinctively that she was seeing through the killer’s eyes. Sara would never be capable of producing such rage as she had been a rather sweet and gentle soul. No, this was something much more intense and horrible.
    Without being aware of it, she clung to Hunter while her vision started to turn into a replay of what had happened to Sara on the day she died. While she stared straight ahead, Eve watched as Sara entered her house carrying a package wrapped in black paper with a silver ribbon tied around it. Eve saw quickly that Sara was unsettled, almost frightened, as she carefully set the package on the bar in the kitchen and simply stared at it.
    In slow motion, Eve watched in horror as Sara slowly opened her package. She wanted to scream at her not to open it but knew it would do no good. What Eve was seeing had already happened and there was no saving Sara now. All Eve could do was continue to watch as this drama