I wish there was a way I could help this town heal. I wish there was a way I could awaken the earth; make the flowers bloom again and open up the clouds. If I truly belonged in the sky maybe there was a way, I could. Stella locked up the apartment and beckoned me to follow her. I didn’t even know how she got home last night and she wouldn’t cough up any explanations either. It was all business with her lately. Even after I told her Daylen was searching for proof of Rachel’s life harder than he did before because he wanted me gone, she insisted we go out into the dangerous mage dimension. There was no time for candy and slumber parties with her. I’m starting to think I’m getting on her nerves more than this mission. ‘Where are you taking us this time?’ I followed after. ‘The Spirit Veil.’ She said. I hope she isn’t taking me to my death, because that’s exactly what I believed I would find at a place called The Spirit Veil. ‘What the heck are we going to do there?’ I threw my hands

My back hit the surface of grass greener than any I had ever seen. I didn’t know if it was the effects of getting sucked through a portal that left my body sizzling. I prompt my elbows up and searched for Orion. ‘What the hell was that for?’ I yelled. ‘I had to get you out of there. We have to find a way to get you to Olympiad anyway.’ ‘I haven’t found my sister yet!’ ‘You’ll be helping her by returning home. If things are okay in Olympiad, then maybe things in the mage dimension will get better.’ ‘Is that true or wishful thinking?’ He didn’t answer. He grabbed my arm and pulled me to my feet like a rag doll. “Where did you bring me anyway?” I dusted grass off my clothes. There were clear blue skies above me, not a cloud in sight. As far as my eye could see vibrant grass stretched on for miles. A line of trees went on, standing tall and proud. This place was alive I felt in the wind. “Grin land. A dimension near earth.” “What are we doing here then? Is this the passage to Ol

It had to be passed midnight and I couldn’t sleep. I kept tossing and turning in the small cabin given to me by our hosts who had generously fed me. It was one of the best meals I had in years and also the first meal I had in days. Orion had been given a cabin too, I couldn’t figure out his relationship with Scylla. It seemed like she hated his guts. He could be a brut sometimes I wondered what he did. That wasn’t what was keeping me up at night, though. In the middle of the night alone with my thoughts I was coming to the conclusion Rocky might really be dead. There was nothing left for me back at the mage dimension. Then I thought about Daylen and the mages who suffered there. I was a goddess something I came to terms with when I healed a forest and spoke with my twin brother. I was a goddess and I was sure there was a tone to learn but one thing I was certain about was I had to do something. I wasn’t sure about Daylen… I hadn’t even told him what I was. Would he believe me or thin

The wind was mischievous. It pushed my hair around like a child.“This place is… alive isn’t it?” I asked Orion.“All nature lives. You should know this.” He grumbled.He had to say goodbye to his wife again. I felt bad for making him leave when she had to be one of the reasons making him stay. Though, there were dimensions dying as we spoke. Olympiad needed all the help it could get.“Well are there spirts that give hugs?”Orion stopped and looked over his shoulder then forward again. “Something hugged you?”I tucked a strand behind my ear. “Well, I don’t know. I felt something last night. Something warm.”He continued walking. “There’s a high chance that was Sophia… your mother.”“My… mom?” I stopped, when Orion didn’t I hurried to catch up to him.“Yes, Apollo must have told her you were here and knowing her she wanted to communicate.”“How can I communicate back?”“It’ll be difficult. The best way would be to get to her personal dimension, but it’s difficult to get to.”“Why?”“Be

Blood promise? Mates? Not to mention there are brothers in the room. That was why I thought Alfie… Alpheus looked familiar he had resemblances to Daylen. It was the nose.“I don’t understand. Explain to me I can’t… belong to you, who the hell are you?” I yelled.He ran a hand down his face and sighed, “In due time, darling. I explain later when we get to my castle.” He smiled, but it was less than pleasant.“You’re not taking her anywhere Alpheus.” Daylen barked. For once I agreed with Daylen.Alpheus chuckled, “There’s nothing you can do about a blood promise. She’s bound to me and sooner or later she’s going to start feeling the effects of the bond it’s nastier if she fights it so it’s better you just hand her over now.”“Not without a fight.”“So violent brother.” He smirked.I couldn’t believe it, he even sounded different.“So all this time you were just watching me? Asking me out and helping me and Stella. What… you’re not even a witch.”“Smart girl.” He said.My hand itched to