NATALIA
Tristan’s eyes widened for the second time and he couldn’t respond immediately.
“She said you were in danger,” I continued, not looking at him. “That you were already fading in. I couldn’t stop myself and just entered.”
There was disbelief in his eyes then followed by heavy guilt.
“She called you…” He slightly shook his head, “I’m really sorry, Talia. You don’t-” he fumbled on his words, not even sure what to say.
I simply nodded, “It was a dire situation. She wasn’t even wrong. Your bond worked at a good time. I know it was not what was agreed on, but I didn’t know what else to do. I can’t explain to them, it’ll only take too long either way.”
“I…” he trailed off once again, “I didn’t even know she had your number. I gave her a phone so she could contact me in case there’
