Chapter 67

She did not remember ever being taken to a Dark Mage by her father.

“You knew what my father, what Galian did to me, the beatings and torture I was subjected to, and you never lifted a finger to help me. Rhobart thinks I betrayed him, that I have broken our bond. You need to tell Rhobart the truth! But not about my childhood. I don’t want him to know about that.”

Not because she was ashamed of what her father did to her, but because she didn’t want Rhobart to know how much she had hated him.

“You should not hide what your father did to you. Let Rhobart know. As for telling Rhobart the truth...” the Seer studied her nails for a moment. “He might have a grudge against me. That man can be very stubborn.”

Ayla rubbed her temples. “I don’t think I can blame him. Not after what you have told me. What did you do to him?”

The Seer chuckled. “Long story. I don’t have time to tell you all about it right now.”

Ayla wanted to pull her hair out in frustration. “You got me into this mess with