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Professor Blake Oakley. Evie comes into the room with the same flavor of coffee she drinks every fall. Pumpkin spice something from Biggby or Star Bucks. "What are you doing? It's almost midterms. You can't just bail on me. Why is your suitcase packed? Did you fight with Dante? I can have Ben talk to him if you'd like. There are no guarantees of course that it will help. Here let me text, Ben." She gets out her large pink phone case and sets it in her hand getting ready to use her digital weapons for me, her thumbs.

Evie let her mother pull her out from the embrace but the little girl stubbornly took back her hand with force before telling Lucianne out loud, “When I grow up, I want to be brave and pwetty. Just like you, pwetty Lucy!” The restaurant went silent, and Xandar was the proudest and happiest person in the room. Lucianne looked a bit embarrassed but she pecked a kiss on Evie’s cheek as she said in all certainty, “Evie, when you grow up, you’ll be brave and pretty. Just like you.” Lucianne’s index finger tapped lightly on Evie’s nose, and the little girl giggled in excitement. Her mother made another apology and pulled away her excited daughter before little Evie prolonged the conversation.

"There is still hope, we just need to give Edafos support and loyalty as a kingdom that has been closely related for a long time. That way, they will definitely provide assistance to save Evangelia from adversity." ***

We throw ourselves into a long hug. “How have you been? It’s been so long!” we say in unison, laughing. “I was feeling terrible about leaving LA without seeing you,” Evie says, brushing her hair behind her ear. “But there was an emergency at work, and I had to get back to San Francisco.” “Oh really?” I say. She nods. “But now I’m so happy I got to see you.” Her gaze drops to the twins beside me. “Wait—are these…?” I nod quickly. “Yes! Scarlett and Sterling. You remember them?”

I could tell she was mocking me as she entered that meeting and saw me leaving. After I walked out, I went to the backyard to watch them from my father's windows because there was no way I was going to leave without watching. I watched as dad welcomed Evie into Hunter's circle like a proud father whose daughter had just come first in a competition. "I want you all to meet my daughter Evie, the one I've been talking to guys about." Dad said, standing up and taking her hands to display. "From this day on, she will be part of the hunting team! Welcome, Evie!"

"You suspected my father was involved?" "I suspected someone connected to your family."I looked at her."And you didn't think I deserved to know?""I thought you deserved proof."My eyes burned.I looked back at the manifest.There were several entries.Different names.Different dates.Then I saw another name.Evie.My breath caught."No."Tahlia leaned closer.There was a handwritten mark beside it.The same strange symbol from the ledger.My fingers bent into my palm."Why would Evie's name be here?"Tahlia didn't answer.I moved down the page.Then I saw a third name.My heart seemed to stop.Jaxson.

It was almost nighttime when we arrived, and the fireplace in the living room was enough to make me feel at home. “Mamaí,” Evan pulled away from the lady, who can not be mistaken to be Evan’s mom, Laoise. Evan inherited her bright brown eyes. And I can’t help but feel edgy about the way she was regarding me. “This is my fiancée, Cali.” I’ve never felt more nervous in my entire life about someone’s impression of me, but I took a deep breath and smiled, offering my hand for a shake. “It’s nice to meet-”

“My name is Evie Hunter. I am— was a warrior from the Yhi, the Kingdom of Light.” “Yi— what?” Evie pursed her lips as she reached out and took the notebook and pen from the doctor and wrote the word YHI. “This is the name of the place where I came from. You pronounce it as ‘yi-hi’,” Evie explained. “In my world, most people are more or less descendants of heaven.” “Descendants of heaven?” Evie nodded. “We are what you mortals call demigods. We have deities as our ancestors. But of course, our strength varies. The more divine blood we have the closer to our ancestors we are.”

“As in Evangeline Crocker.” I freeze, my body turning to ice as a cold child runs up and down my spine. How can such a warm and generous person, a woman who had wanted to adopt me, be related to my greatest enemy? Is the universe so cruel? “Oh yes, little Evie is my niece. She took my brother’s spot as a Legacy I believe. Do you know her? How is she doing? Are you two friends?” She seems to have no idea what kind of a demon spawn her niece has become. I wonder if she ever really knew her, despite being family

“Yes! The museum!” “Which one?” “First the people one. Then the dinosaur one.” Teri nodded, ducking around the corner to her bedroom to grab fresh clothes. “Ok, but it might be one today and one tomorrow because Evie needs a bath.” Zoe squealed with delight, rubbing her face against the dog’s. “I love giving her a bath!” Evie didn’t appear to share the sentiment. ** “It’s been a long time since we rode in the Meep car, Mom.”