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OLIVIA'S POV

The question on my mind had to do with how much I trusted Ariana, if someone had asked me that same question a couple of months ago I would have answered that easily not now.

Not after now after everything I heard, it was obvious Jane wasn't making any of it up cause why would she?

She was meeting and knowing Ariana for the first time and even if we had not gone beyond three hours of being there, I was not sure of any alteration between the two that would warrant such.

It was beyond accusations, it was a trance —Jane wouldn't be saying all of that if she hadn't seen it.

She could be a greenhorn in the entire witch business but I was certain she saw everything bshw was saying except of course she saw a facade.

Putting my father in the same ship as Ariana was unrealistic, either one of two would kill each other and sink their souls into the deep blue sea.

There was Ariana who hated my father with all of her soul and there was my father, who had promised himself to cut her