THALIA
I can’t get the seer’s words out of my head, no matter how much I try to distract myself.
“The storm you fear has already begun.”
“The danger does not come for you first… but for the boy.”
“You will have to make a huge choice. Follow your heart.”
He practically told us we could not outrun fate, no matter what we do. I’ve been sitting alone in my living room for over an hour now, knees lifted over the couch, drawn close, and staring blankly at the dark window.
If fate is a road, then we are already sprinting toward a cliff with the upcoming peak of the full moon. I went home right after a few hours after the seer left, not because I was trying to escape, but because I needed to think. Rael was also trying to comfort me the whole time, and I just prefer that he look after Reaga
