KOOKIE:
“Ignore him,” I whisper to Elias as my mother shifts for us to walk in. She exchanges brief cheek kisses with Elias. “Hi, Mum,” I greet as I walk into the house with Elias.
The door is shut, and we make our way to the dining, which has a lot of meals laid out for us. Blue has a special seat all ready for her size, and Mum has made sure to place it beside her.
“She looks just like you,” Mum says as she places Blue in her seat. I flash her a smile while Elias pulls out a seat.
“Thank you,” I say, glimpsing his eyes before I sit. Then he takes the seat close to me, which is opposite my father, whose brows have not relaxed once the entire night.
He isn’t even trying to hide the fact he does not approve of Elias, and it makes me wonder if he wants me to go back to Levi. Is he not a
