“Shit,” She scowled. It was all she said, kind of like a blanket ‘shit’ for all of the weird things going on. Really, it was one of her favorite words. So appropriate for so many situations. The two of them had seemed to grow attached to Leo. While he’d just been a hot creepy monster type at first, he’d become someone Margo invited to dinner. She didn’t want a friend to starve to death.

As she walked with Seth, she nuzzled her head close to him. Margo was a strong woman. If it had come down to it, she knew she could have handled a place like this all on her own. Sure, she’d be lonely as hell, but she was a pretty good judge of her own strength. All that aside, having Seth and Leo here was not something she would take for granted. Margo planned on doing anything she had to to keep both of them safe from harm.

“Promise me you’ll stick around, ‘kay? I know neither of us can keep that promise in the end, but… Write out the words anyway.”

She tilted her head up to look at him with big brown eyes of her own, smiling only faintly. Margo needed a little reassurance. How many times would they hop worlds together before they got home? She supposed the question was actually how many times would they hop worlds together? It was entirely possible that one of these days they’d get separated and Bonnie would have to go on without her Clyde.