Elisa D´Angelo
We made our way back to the house, and a smirking Acacia greeted us. "So, how was the barn?" she asked in a sing-song voice that told me that, as Urien predicted, she had planned the whole thing.
"Grandma... you must stop playing matchmaker with me and my brothers. Destiny and fate will take care of it... Let it take its own course," Urien said, and she nodded.
"But I am in quite a rush... I want to see you all settled," Acacia pouted and then added, "Besides, I was not wrong." Her eyes flashed with that naughty glow that made anyone around me blush.
"It's been a long day," I said, and Acacia smiled, and her eyes glowed like the cat that got the cream.
"The rooms are soundproof..." she said, and Urien grunted.
"Grandma, behave..." he said and then turned to me wi
