Emily
“Are you referring to me?”She asked, shocked at the words I said and I smirked at her.
"Do I look like I have water in my mouth while I speak?" I asked, my brows a bit furrowed.
A low throaty chuckle came from her. "My, my, Emily," Sophie purred, "You've really grown wings, haven't you?"
"They were always there," I replied calmly, "I just never had the chance to use them with you."
Her smile widened, "Let's hope you don't fly too close to the sun." She unbuckled her seatbelt, "Come on. Let’s take a walk, there’s no way I would be standing in front of my child's school while not visiting her."
She stepped out of the car, and I followed. We moved away from the road, finding a small, forgotten bench tucked away under the sprawling branches of a tree.
I remained standing, cross
