I Am The Luna

Chapter 0246

“I’m sorry Sia…” He says guiltily.

She shakes her head and smiles up at him.

“I’m sorry too, Zion…”

I can’t help but smile at them both as Zion takes her hand and gently leads her to the bed. “Come on, let’s get ready for bed then.” He tells her. “Mommy Sia’s medicine!” he adds before hurrying towards the large cabinet against the far wall.

“Mommy will get it. Here, you two put your pyjamas on.”

“Ok, Mommy.” He says as he hurries back to me, and I smile down at him.

Always take care of your sister for me.

An hour has passed and I’m staring at the ceiling. The lights are off and both are asleep. I stare at the ceiling; the shadow created by the trees outside the window.

Can Moon Dust locate things as well as humans? Like the location of a cure.

If Gerard really has one…

I glance down at Sia. If only it could lead me to the cure… I know Valerie was trying

and had sent samples out, but I know she is no closer to finding an answer than she

was when she started.

I look at the children once more, slowly easing out of bed. I will sleep with them

tonight but before that, there’s something I wanted to do… just in case…

room where Sebastian and I once slept together, I

I had spotted from Dad’s office

large yet simple

and carefully emptying the sand into a bowl. I then wipe it down and opening the

+15 BONUS

empty hourglass.

vibrant pinky glow swirls around my hands, the hourglass sending a wave of power through me.

With my heart…

that sudden thought enters my mind and shake my head, suddenly feeling extremely

at the glowing dust that now settles back into the grey powdery sand that it looked like moments ago. The pink glow

heart? Was that a hint on how to use

down at the

to stay by their

it to find Dad, and if it works… the cure and the

next.

little dust in there

the hourglass back on.

next to a

from the hourglass into the pouch and place it

I

pause as I stare at

of my own friends betraying me too… I feel guilty at the thought,

have any

I do

far too much.

the children’s room and pick

but I refuse to dwell on that pain because I know it will crush the