“Why can’t he lie?”
Shoot. That was not something I really wanted her to know about.
“No fae can lie,” Rebecca answered for me. “It’s really convenient for the rest of us.”
“I’ll keep that in mind,” Nina said. “Might come in handy.” She winked at me. It came across strained, like she was trying too hard. But at least she was trying. Wait a second, now she knew I couldn’t lie to her. Crap. “Where did you meet this fae?”
“Are you going to tell her? Tell her what you were doing with them?” Jaden finally spoke, and now I wished he’d keep his mouth shut.
I glared at him but didn’t answer. It wasn’t like I was going to be taking him away from his family. They couldn’t even see him. “He needed my help with something, that’s how we met.” Keep it vague. Vague wasn’t lying.
“And how did you me
