“Oh you’ve made it,” the woman said, as she stood up to greet our parents.
“Of course, Simone, it’s good to see you. Why weren’t you at the party last night?” my mother asked.
“Work. You understand right,” Simone said.
“Of course. The healing tents keep me busy,” my mother said.
“Please sit, my husband and son will be here soon. This is my daughter Destiny. I’m sure your children saw her today at school,” Simone said, happily.
“No, I don’t remember her. What class are you in?” Hana asked.
“I’m a wind fairy. I’m in the advanced classes because I’m so smart. You three must have just started. But I can’t sense any magic off you,” Destiny said in a condescending tone to me.
“Oh, I’m human,” I said nonchalantly.
“Human? You brought a human over here?” Destiny asked, appalled.
“Yes, Kay
