Please, goddess, she has a lot to worry about without having to worry about Arianna being a dark witch, whatever that means.
"Why is it bad if she is a dark witch?"
"It means she will be using her powers to hurt others instead of using them to help, unlike the white witch," Lucy explains. "But don't panic yet. We can't be really sure."
That is a bit reassuring, even though she can't help wondering if the child had really attacked Farah without being provoked. She brushes the thought aside.
"Okay, see you, Lucy. I will do as you have said."
Just as Lucy suggested, Ruth stays in the room with Arianna, even though her heart is almost exploding with bitter emotions at the thought of Sebastian getting engaged to Farah.
Arianna plays a game on Ruth's phone while Ruth waits impatiently fo
