Seraphina:
The first thing I noticed was the silence.
Not the absence of sound.
The absence of signal.
I had to fight back cursing under my breath when I realized that it was no longer there. And when I was talking to her, when I stood close to her, I knew that it was no longer there.
I stood near the eastern corridor balcony, eyes scanning the courtyard below where Alessia had been walking earlier that evening.
Nothing, no pull, no faint vibration, no subtle shift in the metal that only I would recognize.
The locket was no longer moving. It meant that it was no longer with her.
It was gone.
“She threw it away,” I muttered under my breath. “That f****d up b***h just threw the locket away because I gave it to her.”
Clever little Luna.
The tracking enchantment had been subtle, wo
