SIN
“What were you discussing with that…” Adrina trailed off, wrinkling her nose. She frowned while staring at Emma, who was still in the spot I left her.
She had the same look on her face as Adrina, and I doubt if they were both in the same place, a fight or maybe a showdown would ensue.
Adrina was never one to back down, and Emma, too.
“It's none of your business,” I said, attempting to leave, but she intercepted me.
“It is. If you liked it or not, I'm still your freaking mate and not some nameless human from nowhere.” She gritted her teeth, then pointed to her neck to show me the fading mark.
“What do you want, Adrina? You know we can't be together because of the prophecy, and you promised to move on.” I kneaded my temple as a headache began to form.
“I did?” She asked, furrowing
