Chapter 34: A Befitting punishment

"I know," ignoring the glare that Inez shot her way, her mother patted her on the shoulders and stated, "But rebellious kids like you need some stern talk. Unless your weak pulse is pinched, kids like you just won’t listen."

Inez sucked in a cold breath. She tried to ease the subtle burn in her chest but nothing eased the anger after listening to the cold and heart-chilling words of her mother. That was all she was and would be in the eyes of her mother—a rebellious kid who didn’t know anything better.

Just because she had the blood of a siren in her veins, her mother had determined that she was a lost cause and there was nothing that she could do about it.

Her words were hurtful but not enough to make Inez lose her calm. She pursed her lips and spat, "Fine."

She then spun on her heel and ignored the triumphant smile on her mother’s lips. Just one more night, tomorrow she would be free of this nonsense. Though she knew that her sister would have to suffer quite a lot of injustice because of her actions, Inez knew that Scarlet was made of tougher shit than her mother.

She stepped outside the room and walked to the living room, where Blaise was waiting for her.

"What do you want to say?" she asked with a stern note in her voice. Inez didn’t wish to waste any more of her time than she already had. She could be getting ready to escape this prison of hers but no, things just had to go south and in a way that she didn’t like.

her carefully before saying, "Can we talk

garden, she nodded. Anyway, it wasn’t as if he could kill and bury her in the garden of her own house and even if he did try, she would have a better advantage of

and walked down the stairs before stepping down the freshly mown grass. Just like everything in the

streak that poked her from within and told her that she could do much better but in the eyes of her mother it would turn into nothing but a

quiet, waiting for the man to tell her what he wanted to tell her. Since he certainly didn’t come here to praise and admire her mother’s

the boys." He touched the trunk of the tree with a reminiscent look in his eyes and spoke, "Do you still remember how we

leave these people behind, Inez crossed her arms and stated in a cold voice, "It’s going to

stiffened as he turned to look at her; he looked visibly confused and asked, "You are cutting it

"Yes," Inez replied coolly.

"Why?"

Inez lied. Though she hadn’t given her permission to her mother to cut down the tree, it was true that her mother didn’t like this old and gnarled tree and had been asking Inez to let it

let her mother have it removed. Maybe that would soothe her mother a little once she found out that her daughter

she understood his surprise. In the past, her mother had asked her to cut down the tree and she

the tree safe and protected because Inez thought that she was protecting their

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