THE FAE LUNA'S SECOND CHANCE

worthless child" she screamed while crying and pointing her finger at me. "I'l

nt a few minutes ago. "That's right, leave like your father left you" she bawled out. Okay ouch, that one kind of hurt. I slammed t

about a 45 minutes walk from the house but I didn't mind, it was the only pl

since I began to walk this path worn by both time and the echoes of forgotten stories. I heard my light steps echo,

e smile. Mum was so obsessed with the moon, she would call me "my moonlight" every now and then.

m me with his head hung low making me chuckle slightly

e, my serenity. I felt an almost negligible shift in the air-a ripple o

aring. I was surprised that my footsteps were heard by the man who appeared to be sleeping when I passed. I turned to face him only

nly an ignorant mind could have. He looked taken aback for a brief moment but quick

had an air of authority to it that nearly brought me to my knees. "Humans? What are you, a Unicorn?" I scof

n as humans can get" I answ

not even the night for me to play games w

y depressing walk like I was doing" I said with a f

" I muttered under my breath tak

him appear beside me, "that's no

, raising a brow

his eyes. "Forgive my manners, I'm Elias, Elias Donovan and it's my p

m grip and a warm palm. "Well then Emma, do you mind if I join you, I promise I won't

ne with a lot of responsibilities he would rather run away from. Ma

en. Stopping in my tracks I brought my hand to the s

he actu

steps ahead of me just before I lost

l as a pair of red orbs flashed from among

minutes, she should be up" a shushed voice said. Who the hell is that? I looked around to find the source of the convers

d one woman with him, in her late thirties or so. I looke

cles and ran out the door. I looked back to see him at the door frame watching me leave with confusio