---- 129. WE''VE ALSO BEEN SILENT NARRATOR Raven tooka step forward, ready to push Lisa, but a painful moan from inside the room stopped her. Her eyes, glowing red, locked onto the door. She knew Aidan wasn''t there. All she wanted was to talk to Isabe -onest honest conversation between them. Even though they all supported Aidan''s new love, they weren''t heartless bastards. Raven wanted to exin things to Be, to hear the words from her lips...


    but it seemed the sorceress was worse than she thought. The air reeked of death. "You can see I''m not lying, Your Majesty. My sister is in a lot of pain, she... she''s fighting to stay alive while..." Lisa cut herself off just in time. Her hands clenched as anger churned inside her. While her sister was dying, Aidan was probably off chasing that outsider. She had pulled it all from Isabe''s fragmented mind. ---- ''That woman was Theo''s mate, and Be knew it very well.


    she even thought about helping them. "Listen to me closely, sorceress princess," Raven''s voice suddenly snapped her out of it Lisa froze in ce under her overwhelming aura. The queen''s red eyes looked like they pierced right through her soul. "Tm not here to torment Isabe. We never wanted things to end like this." Raven kept watching her every reaction.


    "I know you me Aidan for what happened, but he never forced her to go with him..." "She followed him because she loved him!" Lisa shot back, her voice choked. "They were like a couple-both were bold and young. If Aidan had known the dangers, he never would''ve exposed her to that..." "You''re too biased, Queen Centuria. You only care about your son... "It''s because I''m a mother that I understand your pain-and your family''s-so well," Raven said, frowning.


    "That''s why we didn''t react when your father rudely severed ties. with our continent..." she reminded her of that tense moment.