Chapter 31. Grandma Gina

'This is all so complex,' I said feeling so confused. Our resemblance to the people in the book was uncanny. I couldn't help but wonder. They looked older but there was no mistaken the resemblance. 

'How do we get to the root of this?' Lucia asked. 

'I say we leave our parents and their explanation for now and pay your grandmother a visit,' Maureen suggested.

'How many hours will it take us to get to your grandmother's place?' Lucia asked.

Grandma Gina was Dominus' maternal grandmother. So she lived in a different pack. I have met her several times when she came visiting and a couple of times Dominus and I visited her beautiful cottage. She was a lovely woman. 

'If we set out now, we will get there before dark,' Dominus answered.

'Then I will say let's go now,' Maureen said with determination.

'We still need to hear what mum and dad have to say,' I said.

Maureen rolled her eyes at me and said, 'We will know wh