Talo looked at my father and said, “I guess I owe you an apology and you too, Adriana. I guess I was blinded by my own hatred for the weres, that I couldn’t accept your feelings. I am deeply sorry and, as much as I can’t stand your husband, I do approve of your union,” Talo said, and my mother smiled, then hugged her brother.
“Thank you, although it doesn’t really matter if you approve or not,” my father said.
“Seriously, sis, out of every man in the known realms you had to choose this arrogant asshole, as your husband,” Talo said.
“Adriana, we have not finished our conversation young lady,” the lady standing next to Talo said.
My mother lowered her head, “I’m sorry aunty,” my mother said.
“Aunty?” my brothers and I asked.
“I guess now is a good time to make the introductions. Liam,
