Rain
The walk back to the car was a bit exhausting, but I kept trying to break the ice by inserting some of my jokes.
I stretched my arms over my head, letting out a dramatic sigh. “Well, that’s it. Show’s over. No more epic quests, no more near-death experiences. Guess we all just settle down and start knitting now.”
Colby gave me a look. “Knitting?”
“Yeah. Isn’t that what people do when they retire from adventuring? Start a knitting circle? Maybe pick up gardening?”
Lia snorted. “I’d pay money to see you knit.”
I grinned. “You’re in luck, omega. I’ve already started on a scarf. It’s a disaster.”
Matt pinched the bridge of his nose. “We’re not retiring.”
Jesse, arms crossed, muttered, “Couldn’t if we wanted to.”
I ignored them, throwing an arm over Colby’s shoulder. “Alright, fin
