Aria
“Mom! He was there!” I wiped my face using the wet wipes, grimacing at the foul odor that was stuck on me.
“I know!” she answered, glancing at the mirrors. She even drove around town for a couple times before we got home. “So you don’t have a choice now. You have to let him in, Aria.”
“Mom.” I groaned, grinding my teeth.
“What? He was not even afraid of the demon! He tried to help. I just barred him.”
I didn’t know how to face him after this. I didn’t even know what he was thinking now. I knew we had to talk, but I had no courage to do so. Let alone explain, since I had no memories of my past. Plus, Libby wouldn’t even fill me in. That part of my life was still missing. My mom was not a big
