CHAPTER 32

Magnus kissed her again and set her back on her feet. Sunny grinned and nodded.

He was right.

She’d been through enough shit in her life. She was walking arm in arm with a man she loved without a care in the world. Laughing, Sunny dragged him faster through the crowd to the rides and told him she hoped he didn’t get sick.

Three hours later, Sunny carried two small stuffed bears, had her face half-painted like a fairy, and was eating the rest of a Walnoli, a walnut-shaped, cream-filled pastry, while Magnus laughed, dusting powdered sugar from her nose.

“You’re going to ruin your glitter, little fairy,” he teased.

Sunny grinned at his face paint, done up to look like a devil, and shrugged.

“Well, you’re not looking so scary anymore there, Lucifer. Think you sugared your mask a bit.”

Magnus sighed and rolled up their trash, tossing it aside.

“What am I going to do with you, kitten?”

“I’ve been asking myself that for years. I sti