Craft by Lacey Weatherford

Author:Lacey Weatherford [Weatherford, Lacey]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Lacey Weatherford

14

Kenna-

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It had taken a week before we’d all been claimed proficient enough to set out on our own to look for my mom. Brigid had put us to task on many occasions, using her magic to make different species of Fae come to life in our training exercises. We'd battle creatures from all four realms. While I was sure we weren't entirely prepared for everything we might come in contact with, both my dad and I felt that we were better off than before. We were working well together as a team, and that was important.

Our beautiful, white horses carefully made their way through the forest, following the trail we'd been directed to by Brigid. The foliage around us was thick and draping. Sometimes, we had to use magic to pass through strands and thickets covered in all kinds of vines and ivy. While I was confident we hadn't come in contact with anything particularly threatening, I couldn't help but feel eyes were always on us, watching. There was no way our presence was going unobserved.

A wave of conflicting emotions ran through me, and I immediately recognized them as not being my own but belonging to Jett and Seth instead. Something was up between the two of them, and it was filtering into the bond we all shared, making me feel both uncomfortable and guilty.

It had been many days since I'd told Jett he was the one for me. He'd wanted to believe the absolution of that comment from the start, but his loyalty to Seth refused to accept that he was the winner. He thought that Seth might be the legitimate better choice for me, and while I knew he was wrong, he seemed content to make sure we were never left alone since my declaration.

To be honest, it was quite irritating. I'd bared my soul to him, yet for some reason, he suspected I wasn't being completely honest. I wasn't sure why, either. While I'd always love Seth to the core of my being, it wasn't the kind of feelings I had for Jett. He made me feel like I was the only woman in the universe, yet at the same time, he filled me with frustration the likes I'd never known. I'd tried to speak with him alone on several occasions, but he continued to avoid me. The only thing he ever said was that we'd talk when the spell wore off.

Even though I'd felt it had diminished days ago, he seemed reluctant to approach me. I began to doubt the premonition I'd received regarding him. Perhaps my magic was off, somehow. Maybe he wasn't the one for me. Or even if he was, maybe he didn't want to be part of my life. Whatever it was, it was always on my mind. I was pretty sure I'd chewed a hole through my lip with all the worrying I'd done about it. I was beginning to think I'd imagined the night we'd spent together. We'd been able to talk to each other about anything as we cuddled.

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