Chapter Thirty-Three
Trinity shrugged, unable to say the word ‘no’. The human world was too painful for her to remain in for long periods of time. She glanced at Emery before returning her gaze to Troy. She didn’t regret anything. “Would you visit me if I stayed here?”
“You know I would.”
Kinnon formed a flower, the scent of his magic filling the cottage. “Looks like everything is sorted. I’m going to visit one of the kitchen maids who’s rather fond of me and see if she knows where the new statues are.”
“Fond of you?” Troy asked.
Kinnon chuckled. “She gave me treats when I was younger and I was sent to bed without dessert.” He glanced at his mother. “Apparently I was too charming to refuse.”
“Then why did you make such a production over missing dessert?” Lili asked.
“You would have
