Book Six: Chapter 88

Next to the fireplace was a large loveseat and the biggest recliner Mike had ever seen. He set Tink on the recliner and covered her up with a blanket. Kisa pulled a book from one of the shelves and curled up next to the goblin. Tink belched, and Kisa made a face.

“Seriously,” she said, her eyes watering. “Stop letting her eat sweets. That smells awful.”

“It’s Christmas day, sweetie.” Mrs. Claus handed Kisa a mug of cocoa and a sandwich. Mike had no idea when the woman made it. “You really should eat more, you’re far too skinny.”

“But I...” Kisa inspected the sandwich and sighed. “Yes, ma’am.”

“You, too.” Mrs. Claus picked up a platter of sweets that had been sitting on an end table and handed them to Yuki. “Whatever you don’t eat is going to Dancer, so don’t feel too obligated.”

“How come she gets cocoa and a sandwich while I get more cookies?” Yuki asked.

“She rescued a reindeer. You ruined my bedroom.” Mrs. Claus patted Yuki’s head condescending