Once inside, I guided them to the sitting area, offering them seats. They sat side by side, while I settled across from them.
"Would you like any refreshments?" I asked politely.
The Luna shook her head gently. "No need. We came here to apologize for what Bella Hamilton did to you."
I offered a small smile in return. "If it were left to me, I'd say there's no need. The wound has healed as though nothing ever happened."
The Luna chuckled softly. "Aina is so much like you."
I arched a brow. "She is?"
Her laughter deepened, and she nodded.
"Thank you for taking care of my daughter," I said with a slight bow of my head.
I had spoken with Aina just yesterday, and she told me how kind Luna Olivia had been to her. It was only right that I express my gratitude.
"It's a pleasure to care fo
