Chapter 19

It had only been a few minutes and after Indianna had recovered from reading the text, she made her way down her stairs as silently as possible.

She could hear her mother's and Greyson's voices and struggled to hear what they were saying.

"You can't tell her about him," Greyson said.

"I haven't and I won't. She doesn't need to be burdened with the knowledge of that monster."

Greyson nodded. "She'll have questions."

"I know."

"Ignore them. Lie. I don't care what you do, just don't answer them."

"She'll get annoyed at me."

"She'll get over it," Greyson shrugged and there was a long pause. "Won't you, sugar?"

Indianna froze and Greyson walked out of the kitchen, stopping in front of her. "I wasn't listening."

"Liar."

"Fine, I was. Tell me what you were t