“You are lying.”
I couldn't stop the words from coming out of my mouth.
The man in the mask, no the man who said he was my father smiled as if he was amused by my anger.
“I expected that reaction.”
Kael was there in an instant.
His body was rigid, every muscle ready for battle.
“You died twenty-one years ago.” Kael said coldly.
The man’s silver eyes looked at him.
"Did I?"
There was a silence.
The old temple about us gently groaned. Cracks spread across the stone walls and dust fell through the air like snow.
My heart continued pounding in my chest .
That was impossible.
My dad died.
My mother had mourned for him.
Everything I knew - everything I believed - couldn't possibly be a lie.
“Say something,” I whispered, looking at my mom.
Her face grew white.
Too bright.
Her e
