Calix
Felix was an emotional wreck and Alex was looking pale and stressed.
“Mom,” I said, looking her in the eyes, hoping it would be difficult for her to lie to me.
We needed the truth.
“I don’t understand! Why would you do that? Chasity was little. Why didn’t you just let her have the comfort of a relative? You never liked her very much,” I said, keeping things honest.
I was trying to keep the hysteria at bay but my grieving wolf was clawing his way out. Instead of rage building, I could feel the tears brimming in my eyes.
“I didn’t realise you…hated her,” I said softly.
“No, no. I do not hate Chasity. She’s not my cup of tea but…”
Mom trailed off, ending her feeble denial of her past misdeeds.
“What are you people saying?” Asked Chance, looking thoroughly confused and more th
