The Witch Luna
she scolded, still agitated by her daughter’s lack of concern for violating house rules.
Amara shook her head vigorously, “No, Mommy. I’m sorry. It won’t happen again, promise,” she apologized pitifully while raising her little finger, waiting for her mother to latch her own to seal her pinky promise. Her expression was guilt-ridden, but her body language told otherwise, as if she was ready to be all jumpy at any moment. Once Agatha entwined her little finger with Amara’s, the guilt on the little one’s face suddenly disappeared; her face sparkled, and her body glowed in the next second.
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