“It seems I owe that Fae an apology after all,” Alexander sighed.
He had been furious to learn Erin had been in the diner for ten years, but now he understood why the Fae went to such lengths as to break its own rules to keep Erin safe. She had been so young and suffered so cruelly.
Just how much did the Fae actually know? It had hinted that it received visions of the past, present and future of those that stepped into its domain. There was no telling exactly what memories the Fae received, but it had been enough for them to understand Erin was special and needed protection.
“Have you told anyone else about what happened?”
Erin shook her head, her face buried in his chest as she quivered and let her tears fall. Laverne had never asked questions, probably because there was no need. Sh
