Three days later, Asher came back.He was holding an exquisite wooden box filled with Morning Dew Berries, my favorite fruit during the pregnancy. They were a rare variety that only grew deep in the mountains, each one priceless and incredibly difficult to harvest."Aurora, I brought you your favorite berries," he said, his voice soft and tentative. It was a clear peace offering. "They're from the hundred-year-old tree, extra fresh."I glanced up at him, then went back to sorting through my files."Thanks. Just leave them there."He stiffened at my cold tone. He had obviously expected me to be thrilled, to throw myself into his arms and thank him for being so thoughtful, just like I used to."Aurora," he said, his patience already wearing thin, "I know you're still mad, but at least let me explain."I didn't respond, just kept signing documents."I told you, there's nothing going on with Seraphina!" he said, launching into the same old speech. "She's the daughter of my mentor, Elder Ma
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