His Found Lycan Luna Chapter 99 

Azalea POV 

Later That Afternoon. 

We sat on the cellar floor, going through documents and photographs. Tandi would hand them off to Abbie when she was done, who would re–stack them back in the boxes. Yet the longer we dug through everything, the more disheartened Tandi became. 

“How old would Paige be now?” I ask her. 

“Seven in February,” she answers with a sigh. 

“Well, that rules out these kids out,” Abbie says, handing me the pile full of toddler photos. 

“We might have to do a DNA test. She could be different from how you remember?” 

“I will recognize her,” Tandi says with confidence. 

“How can you be so sure?” | ask. 

“I‘m her mother, and she has a scar. She had a scar down one side of her face, required stitches, went from her chin to her hairline. She fell off the stairs when she was three and landed on a glass table,” she tells me. 

“Brock beat me good for that one, considering I wasn‘t even watching her. Asshole had me entertaining one of his friends, and he was supposed to be watching her for me. He broke three of my ribs that night,” Tandi says. My stomach drops hearing that as she sifted through the photos. 

“Well, I will start with this pile,” I tell her. Tandi spoke so easily of such tragic circumstances, as if desensitized to her own trauma, it saddened me how much she had suffered since I last saw her at the orphanage, back when she was Taylor 

“This place gives me the creeps,” Abbie says, rubbing her arms as she set the box back on the shelf. I glance over my shoulder at her as she looks around. We spent hours down in the cellars combing through every child‘s information when Tandi tossed the last one in the box. None of them were Paige. She gets up just as Damian walks in to check on us. 

“Hun?” he asks as she walks toward the stairs. She pulls her arm away before he can grab her and runs off up the stairs and he turns looking at me and Abbie. 

“None of them were Paige,” I tell him, heartbroken for Tandi. She was so excited when we came down here only to leave heartbroken. Damian swallows, staring after her as she takes off. 

the afternoon off. I will speak to Kyson and let him know,”

see Tanner, the gardener in the kitchen looking rather lost, clutching his wide brim hat in hands as he looked around the

I help you with?” Clarice says, coming back into the kitchens

but addresses Clarice. “I was going to see if you could ask the King or Queen for a few moments of their time,” Clarice growls and I hadn‘t

you yesterday this wasn’t your issue. Leave it be,” she snaps at him and my brows furrow in confusion.

Clarice. What is wrong, Tanner?” |

it and speak with Kyson. You don‘t need to

your brother, my Queen,” Tanner calls out and we all freeze.

snarls, spinning

can you say that when you have helped raise him with me,

him,” I swallow but nod my head and he turns to leave. Clarice watches him go and

Tanner. What of my brother?” I ask him and

you don‘t have to deal with this, the King can,” Clarice says, but I shake my head. Kyson had enough

and

“He what, Tanner?” 

into the stables at night,” Tanner says, while dropping his head in defeat.

Clarice screams at him. Tanner flinches at

he now?”

until it gets dark so he can cross the river without being seen, my Queen. I know what he did was wrong, but he is

tell him,

she left when no one was watching, he has been on his own since,” Tanner tells me and I swallowed.

think for a second,

he asked for money for food. I asked him why he couldn‘t go home. His grandparents tossed him out and his mother once again abandoned the

he stood nervously waiting for me to say something. “Take me to my brother,” I tell

coming and”

am not making any decisions without him.” I

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