"So, my dad is spying on us?" Nina asked Tyson as they sat in his office. He'd caught her after class and summoned her down with him immediately. "Fantastic."
"Actually, it is," Tyson said, taking a deep breath. "You have a better chance with him than you do with the other side."
"Why do you say that?"
"He's not aligned with them, he knew he left you, if you existed at all, for all these years and to erase you would mean to set up some sort of elaborate accident in which you died. Just having you up and disappear would not work out well, because people would look for you."
"He wouldn't have to worry about that, really," Nina said. "It's not like I have a huge circle."
"Nina, you go to college, your town knows you, and I know your mother wouldn't just sit idly by and wait for you to co
