My Indomitable Omega
There were a lot of people who behaved normally, with children, or without, as if they hadn’t even noticed them until they started to move, making room for the passage, and bowing before that.
The man who left others without breath with his presence, waved his hand for them to continue as if nothing had happened.
He was older than Tyron, but identical, except for his hair which was convincingly longer.
Behind him was a woman, and Sinn knew it was her mother, but she tried to stay calm, like Tyron, who fought with emotion.
You don’t see your reflection in front of you every day without a mirror.
“Thank you, Gina, for bringing them safe,” Lena spoke with a quiet voice, looking at Sinn.