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"Here you go, child," I looked up to see the old woman holding a cup that was steaming. It had tea in it but I kept it wrapped in my palms, warming my cold hands.
I was too worried to consume or do anything. It had taken an hour to stop my tears and here I was, seated on a mat, weak to my bones and rethinking all that had been revealed to me.
Ace was suffering the effect of a curse placed on his family, and I was a victim of it by fate. It could get worse or I could break it by getting rid of him. It was too much to contain and I had no idea what to do.
Getting rid of Ace was not an option; I had grown to know him as the most important person in my life. No matter what changes, I couldn't see anyone else the way I saw Ace. He was a part of me that I never knew existed until he wal
