In just a few seconds, my whole world had been turned over, shaken up, and thrown away. I had a son? Was this actually happening?
So many thoughts and feelings rushed through me. How could I have left Elara? I had let her raise my baby all by herself for fifteen years. Selene had lied to both of us, and that made everything worse. Why would my sister lie like that? Why?
"Okay, Mom? I know you told me to go to my room, but—"
"Oh my God, Kael, what did I tell you?" Elara snapped, putting her fists on her hips. She always did that when she was angry.
The boy was looking at us with a serious face, his eyes moving from his mother to me. Every time he looked at me, I had a strange feeling like I was looking in a mirror—a mirror from twenty years ago, but a mirror nonetheless. There was n
