The True Elemental Luna
Sam trailed off as he crossed his arms over his chest defensively, oddly never moving from the step that he was standing on.
"It's not because of you, love. So keep your ego in your pocket," Sylvia replied with a smile and a wink.
It was obvious that Sam and Sylvia knew each judge, but I honestly didn't care about that right now.
"You're the new Supreme, aren't you? Gram isn't just gone. She's not missing. She's dead," I whispered as I looked at Sylvia. It was the first time that I noticed how hippie-ish she looked with her flowing bohemian skirt that was made from patches of fabric with different floral patterns and a loose-fitting black tank. She wore an anklet with tiny hollow balls that