TRINITY
A chill ran down my spine as I stared at Luna Mira, her cold, calculating gaze unwavering. The silence between us stretched, thick with unspoken tension. My heart pounded, not from fear, but from the burning curiosity and anger bubbling within me.
“Luna Mira, what are you doing here?” I finally asked, my voice steady despite the unease settling in my gut.
Luna Mira smirked, tilting her head slightly. The way the moonlight illuminated her features made her look even more menacing.
“I was the one who demanded you come here,” she said smoothly.
I stiffened.
The letter…
I had thought it was from my aunt Lila, but it had been her all along.
“Why?” I asked, my hands clenched into fists.
She stepped closer, her piercing gaze never leaving mine. “Because you deserve to know the tr
