Chapter 91
THALIA
It was morning. The surroundings were quiet. The cold breeze touched my skin as I sat beside the stream. The small waves of water seemed to play between my fingers.
It had been several days since I found out the truth—Nasa was my mother. But how would I tell her? I didn't even know where to start. I had tried to build up the courage to say the words in my mind, but every time I tried, my bravery seemed to melt away.
I didn't know if it was because I was afraid she wouldn't accept me... or because I didn't know how she would feel when she found out I was the child she had never gotten to be with.
I sighed. From the sky, the sun's rays slowly descended, passed through the leaves of the trees, and hit the water. I looked up at the clouds—blank, peaceful, and seemingly
