“Why do you always interfere with my life? Haven’t we already made an agreement?” Seraphine hissed irritably. Margaret was always disturbing her. “Please, don’t drag my husband’s family into this. They have nothing to do with it! If you insist, you will regret it!”
“Regret it?” Margaret whispered softly. She slowly stepped closer to Seraphine, a sly smile curving her lips, as if she feared nothing. “That agreement means nothing to me, Sera! You are still my child. God’s destiny is something no human can change. You must be useful to me forever!”
Seraphine clenched her fists. She knew this would happen, because Margaret had never been trustworthy. That agreement had only been a way for Margaret to escape her previous troubles, to avoid the law that should have ensnared her after abusing S
