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Jutting out my chin, I shook my head. “I refuse to believe that.” “Hannah, you’ve got to stop harking after the past." His features hardened as he spoke, his eyes becoming cold and unfamiliar. "It’s done. He's broken. There’s no fixing him." I rose to my feet and glared at him. "Belial’s our son, and we will not give up on him.” Lucifer's eyes burned as he stared back at me. "I already gave him a second chance once. I won't do it again. Not this time." "We're his parents! It's our job to give him a second chance, and a third, and a fourth, until we finally bring him back to us!" I was so angry and frustrated that darkness I didn't know how to control lashed out at Lucifer, making him lurch back in surprise. It disappeared an instant later, so fast it made me wonder if I was seeing thin
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