Chapter 37 

Darius watched me for a second before taking his seat.

“Who were you looking for?” Darius asked, and I looked away from him.

“Someone I used to speak to through a chat link online,” I answered, rubbing a hand down my face. When I looked up, Darius had leaned forward, bracing his arms on elbows.

“So you were seeing someone?” I shook my head.

“I never met them, I am not sure who they were, but we talked for years from the time my grandmother died,”

“A man?” Darius asked, and I shrugged.

“I am not sure. We became friends. That’s all I know, I never met them, or saw them, not even picture I have no idea if they were male or female, could have been anybody,”

“Yet you went looking for them, instead of calling on us,” Darius said, leaning back in his seat, he turned his gaze to Kalen.  (This Novel daily new chapters provide it

“What was this person’s name?”

“Does it matter?” Darius shrugged. And since they didn’t have a name, I didn’t see the harm in telling him.

“I only know his login name. It was part of the chat group. We weren’t allowed to use our real names, kind of like a pen pal, HTIARW,” I answered. •

“You still remember their login credentials?” Kalen asked.

“Well, I spoke to them every day for nearly years and they never changed it, so yes,”

“Why would you go looking for someone on the internet?” Darius asked, his eyes darkening.

“Because the person mentioned if I was ever in Astrid to look for them, I was hoping when I got there I could get access to the internet and track them down, but I never found the place,

“I gave up after a few years, it wasn’t on any map, and I figured they gave me a fake name for that too,” I shrugged.

“But you have heard of it, so it must be real?” I asked, wondering if I was indeed sent on a wild goose chase.

“It’s not on any maps because it isn’t a town or city; it’s the name of a place,” Kalen answered, and Darius growled at Kalen.

“What sort of place?” I asked but one glare from Darius prohibited him from answering. Kalen looked down at his hands and picked at his nails.

school, or from your previous school? Did you keep in touch with them?”

attend a real school that only lasted a few months before they

didn’t like my grandmother?”,  (This

reminded me of my father, he looked a lot like her, stern like him too, but

used to visit when I was a kid, never missed a birthday or Christmas, she was the only

and we also thought it odd nobody knew her,” Kalen said, scratching the back of his neck. I knew no

was an important person, worked for the Fae government,” Kalen said. Now that surprised

know.

“Really?”

Darius asked me. I shook my head. I thought he was

the dark political party,” Darius answered. He was one of the chairmen like my

worked

opposite sides, though, they

your

an advocate for white Fae,”

dark Fae,” Darius

You were the best-kept secret. We didn’t even

still confused as to why your father was an advocate for white-fae being that

stepdaughter,” Kalen

anger him that your

but he loved Molly regardless. After she died, he started fighting to have those responsible for the plague brought to

to justice?”

how the plague originated, only that it was Fae made,” Darius told me. I nodded, not wanting to pry too much since he was being civil, and I didn’t know how quickly that could change if I asked the wrong question. I picked up another

said, and I looked

didn’t you try to contact your internet friend before you left

panicked. By the time that thought arised, I was

tried to contact him after

keep assuming it was man,” I said with a click of

was

female, or gay either one,” I

you

spoke, they

is

it is, it doesn’t matter now, though.

“Would you?”

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