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Getting Down to Business
“We aren’t a pair. But don’t you have some research to do? Give me some details on what and went we’re looking for.” Hayden wanted to tell her they weren’t a pair yet, but he felt it was too early to tell her. Witch or not, she was still a human. Gods, he wasn’t happy to tell Magnus there were witches in town. A fourth faction to deal with would not be welcome. Better knowing about it now and not after they cursed them with something horrid.
“I’m afraid dates aren’t something we have. But we’re looking at property line changes dating as far back as possible. As well as who were the owners’ names, and any history about them?”
“Well, that’s definitely vague and will t
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