Chapter 94: My girls

QUINN

The stadium in Philadelphia appeared on the screen, and as I'd guessed, snow flurries filled the air, frosting the players just coming out onto the field as well as everyone in the seats. I found my phone and texted my mom, asking her if they were keeping warm.

When the phone buzzed, I assumed she was answering me. Instead, though, I saw Zelda's name on the screen.

Zelda: Hey, doll. You watching the game?

I sighed, wondering if she was at the stadium, too. As glad as I was that Leo had so much support, I couldn't help feeling a little like Cinderella, forced to stay at home while everyone else went to the ball.

Quinn: Just turned it on.

I'd no sooner hit reply than another text from her flew across my display.

Zelda: Want some company?

I frowned, but before I could wonder too long, there was a soft knock at the front door. Grinning, I jumped up from the sofa and sprinted to answer it.

"About time, woman! We're freezing our very fine asses off out here." Zelda pushed