Randolph was writing in his ledger, but his mind was wandering elsewhere. He was thinking about the Swafford siblings who had gone into the valley. He couldn't help but recall how mean they had been to Jasmine. He had seen how far they would go to get what they wanted, and it had scared him.
Jasmine's safety had always been a top priority for him. He had seen her endure hardships and face countless challenges, and he knew the strength of character she possessed. The thought of the siblings seeking her out filled him with a sense of foreboding.
Randolph was aware that their arrival in the valley could endanger the delicate balance that had existed for centuries. He had more than the secrets of the Uwrithage Kingdom to worry about; he also cared about the safety and welfare of the valley's
