Inez frowned. She glanced at Killian, who in turn shook his head. He didn’t seem to have the slightest bit of an idea what Tracy was trying to say, and what a coincidence, she didn’t either. "I am afraid I don’t understand." She really didn’t. She was nothing—her existence had never been important; if anything, her mother had made sure to tell her how much of an embarrassment she was to her.
How she was an abomination created by the Moon Goddess to mock Mrs Sinclair, whose life was beyond perfect without Inez coming into her life.
So why would someone go to such lengths to protect her? And that, too, a witch?
Tracy shot her a look of pure sympathy. "I know that you need some answers, but sweetie, I am afraid that I cannot give them to you now. You are not prepared enough to withstand the truth for the time being."
"What do you mean you cannot tell her the truth?" Killian questioned. He couldn’t process her words at all. The witch had continuously harped about how she wanted to meet and see Inez, only for her to say that she cannot tell Inez anything. It was simply outrageous. What was up with her? If she was not going to say anything, then why did she bother coming here at all?
"Hold your horses?" Tracy raised her head and looked at Killian. She said to him, "I told you that I am here to protect her. I never said that I was here to tell her the truth; that is something for her to find and only she can do it." She then turned her head and faced Inez, whose eyes were still filled with confusion.
"I know it’s confusing, but your life is in danger." Tracy broke the silence that was stretching over the room when the two of them looked at one another. Inez’s eyes widened before returning to normal as she whispered, "Why? I am nothing special." Why would someone even think of killing her?
"Nothing special?" Tracy barked. Her voice was harsh and cold. She stared at her imperiously before saying to her, "You are wrong. Your existence is itself a miracle. I mean, usually shifters take after one of their parents. Even if they were to imprint on another species, the children of the shifters hardly inherit the skills and abilities of both of their parents. You, on the other hand, are a special case." 𝒻𝘳𝘦𝘦𝘸ℯ𝒷𝘯𝘰𝑣ℯ𝑙.𝘤𝑜𝘮
"A half-blood who has both her wolf and siren intact within her."
"My wolf–" Inez began, but Tracy simply smiled at her before saying, "I know that she has hidden herself, but she hasn’t faded. She is still there, alive and healing."
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