ple know too

said curtly and then look

the old lady's room, but he stopped in his third step wh

at the girl sternly, but like before, she didn't hav

l you come back? My father didn't come

.

ot your

ilted her head. "Does it

ft the little girl stunned. She was flabbergasted and stood there for a while, not

She didn't want to stay with that old lady. She was a human. She could smel

of them walked down this corridor, she couldn't catch any fresh one. He di

floor, as if trying to suppress her emotions. She often did this when she lived with the humans, especially when they

ntly and when she looked up with a tensed body, ready to fight whoever wanted to

he said and then crouched down so their eyes we

rows slightly befor

e's eyes when she heard her nam

ue think that she wouldn't do her an

th this strange little girl, though she didn't know

white hair, which made her look like a tiny snow que

hed at th

" she asked again. She was ge

It was easy to know who this 'he' that

I think you need to change your clothes. I wish I had clothes your size. Maybe w

e her. She waited until the little girl felt safe enough to take h

ngry," B

ok somethi

od?" Blue lifted her head and

little

d that. Her father used to

e had cooked for her in the sauce. Sauce was everywhere on t

hair into a cute bun above her head,

ael, who was eating his spaghetti with a sullen expression.

asked Ethan , but that man was as annoying as Kessell . "Bu

as already sixty- five years old, and still seemed to

im, but then both of their attention shifted to Blue, because sh

n a low voice. "You shouldn't tell her that I am a

four seated dining table, with Blue

id, patting Blue's head and the girl continued e

antly. "I don't know. He didn't say

me," Anne replied. "He didn

th the traitors. He will kill me if I bo