justed his rucksack. Why is it always so damn hard? It’s just a k

ome. He coul

feelings of resentment, fear, and pain that had

t Sarah's place was home, but it was the closest he had to a home, and probably, ever would have. Aiden spent his days

combats, Aiden inhaled deeply, th

o knock on the bloody door, Aiden,” Sarah said. “People will think y

of stalker. I could be a psycho axe murderer for a

ggling to f

on every time I come and visit? I told you, I understand why you switched me. I’d have probably don

wn eyes as she forced a smile. “You look like him

stretching out on the soda. “Seriously though, my issues aren’t with my lineage. I’m just not very good at this family thing, that’s all.

things as slow as you need too. I’m not going anywhere and will always be here when you need

ot really. They would take on the appearance of the baby they were switched with but not s

s said that there was a faery prince who fell in love with a kelpie princess. He loved her more than anything in the world, but it was forbidden to have relations with anyone who wasn’t a faery. Anyway, he was foll

ting his contract, he had stopped long enough to get his things and then gone straight t

ory to scare us into sticking to our own, but who knows. It seems yo

lves with their legends and tales. Why c

fun as you do or the strength, my handsome half breed

of him fluttering around the nightclu

for sore eyes? Knowing my bloody luck,

cket cut his laughter short. Pulling it out, he looked a

nto the kitchen as Aiden

on?... I can be there in forty-eight

ught risks that he could do without. It wasn’t like he needed the money; he had plenty of that in numerous bank accounts around the wor