Good Witch
A woman invites Amber to a bonfire in her backyard. Amber asks whether the invitation extends to me. I assume any invitation not marked under the columns "work" or "women only" involves me, but Amber is more circumspect in social occasions. Better that she asks now than have them look uncomfortable at the door when I am on their porch.
I skim the invite list. The hostess and two other women came to our wedding and are (were?) members of the circle Amber used to attend in Poughkeepsie. Amber stopped going to the circles because they became women-only, implicitly excluding me. I did not fault her for these. Witches are often more focused toward the feminine, having been burned by the masculine, and how could I be bothered by Amber having her own social circle?
I am unsurprised when Amber says the bonfire will now involve a full moon ritual. If you get three witches outside at night near a fire, you are naive not to realize witchery will introduce itself.