The Alpha’s Contract
She moves her fingers over the grooves of the stones, almost as if she is counting.
Pushing a stone, it sinks into the wall, and something clicks into place. A ridge appears in the shape of a door, and as it pulls back, the sound of stone grinding on stone fills the narrow hallway.
Amy laughs to herself as she stands. She spins around, her attention is solely on Indy. “Your home, baby girl.”
Klaus glances at me, and I shrug. Amy believed that Indy was Samara, though she had given Samara up after birth. Did Amy not remember the colour of her daughter's eyes or other features?