Reborn Luna
I let things go on too long this morning—too polite, too focused on the council matters to realize Mira was pushing boundaries she had no business testing.
I’m halfway up the marble steps of the main house when a familiar voice calls out, honeyed and elegant in its calculation.
“Camille.”
I resist the urge to sigh. Turning, I find Mira gliding toward me, every step perfectly placed as though the ground itself tries to keep up with her. She’s draped in soft silver fabric that clings to her curves, and her dark hair falls in meticulously arranged waves. Her smile holds charm, but not warmth.
She has always been her grandmother’s favorite—and mine, once.
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