[Bailey]
We all stared at the girl for a moment, our eyes wide with surprise. I reached for her and my hand hit an invisible barrier near the fence, sending pain shooting through my arm. I recoiled, holding my hand to my chest, and let out a pained hiss.
“Sorry,” I said. “I’m Bailey Walker. How are you?”
“You can’t come in. No one can come in the fence,” Beyla laughed.
Was that why she didn’t fear anything? Because of a force field that protected her from them? She was just a little girl, but I was sure if she was a being as powerful as that, she couldn’t just be a little girl.
I turned back to the group. “I don’t know what to do.”
“Only the ravens can come in. Not any of you.”
“That’s rude, Beyla,” Melo chided. “Apologize.”
“Mommy says we don’t apologize for other people’s feeling
