29
Dain
“Lisbet, we must find calm in order to find answers. I’m sure there’s a rational reason for all this,” Eavan said, using the same obnoxiously soothing tone Lisbet’s mother employed when everything was wrong and she wasn’t ready for her children to know it.
“Drystan and Valen are gone. We have already searched the entire boundary of our prison. They’re not here. Days they’ve been missing, days we’ve been searching. They couldn't have gone far, as we’re still prisoners. So where are they?”
Eavan dropped onto the fur-covered cot. “I don’t know. But your insinuation that Kian or Yseult would hurt them is unfounded. They would never do such a thing. Never.”
Lisbet snickered. “It would not be the first time you underestimated your so-called friends.”
Tears glistened in Eavan’s eyes
