Chapter 38: Lies ReputedDi sat up and watched a sleeping Wee Da. She smiled and then the worry began. They landed late last night, and she wished she had left him with the blind-eyed Laird and nay listened to Bi's lies.
Bi had returned with a wild tale of a dissipated Laird. Her vision had been wrong. The Laird was blind-eyed, but that was a natural eye color of his world. He was a man who bedded laddies: Wee Da and his friends. When she tried to comfort her laddie for endangering him, Wee Da had protested.
“Mither, that tis a lie. My fither did nay bed me, nay anyone else. Sometimes he acts like a Martin from his world.”
Di closed her eyes. The Laird had accepted Da. He had taken him to House and renamed him. Her vision had been true, but what of the latest vision where she saw Wee Da
