The calendar glared at me: June 8th. Two days until the moonhunt. My stomach churned. I sat in the grand room of my family home, the chandeliers casting a warm, almost magical glow, but I was too tense to appreciate it.My dad, Grimsburg, was completely absorbed in some piece of metal, his collector's passion taking over. I'd just finished telling him about my unsettling conversation with Serbian.My mom, Caroline, sat across from me, her eyes filled with concern. "You've been quiet, sweetie," she said gently.I smiled, realizing I'd been lost in my own thoughts. "Just thinking, Mom.""How was your day at the hospital?" I asked, knowing her work was often difficult."Not too bad," she sighed. "We had a couple brought in from a terrible accident in Cannal Hills.""Oh no," I said, my heart sinking. "Was it bad?""Terrible," she confirmed. "They were in so much pain. We had to rush them to the ICU and give them strong painkillers."My mom was a healer, a Sesame witch, and she carried the
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