Supreme Magus novel Chapter 1831

Chapter 1831: A Rough Start (Part 1)

"But, there are also mistakes that no one can accept or forgive."

Kamila said.

"Indeed, but I prefer not knowing such things. I just want Zogar to tell me where he goes, with who, and why.“ Zinya replied.

Kamila stared dumbly at her sister for several seconds, too stunned to speak.

“Kami, there's no such a thing as a perfect man. If you wait for someone like that, you'll wait your whole life. I love Zogar and he loves me and the children. We make each other happy and that's all l want from him.

"It doesn't bother me that he has secrets, they are part of his job. It bothers me that he doesn't trust me enough to shoulder even a bit of his burden with him. Loving someone is about sharing your happiness to double it and your misery to halve it.

“Otherwise, you are better off single, dealing only with your own problems."

Kamila thought back at the words Lith had used to ask her out the ?rst time, claiming that being a Ranger was a dangerous job and that she shouldn't deny the last wish of a dying man.

Never before had a stupid joke sounded so true to her. The idea that his life was hanging by a thread because of his life force, the war,

Orpal, and all the things that haunted him veiled her eyes with tears.

The thought that she might have waited too long and there was nothing left to ?x between them, crushed her heart.

***

Gorgon Empire, city of Gima.

After Dusk had cleaned Kelia up and given her a decent set of clothes,

the homeless orphan had moved into one of the worst ratholes that dared to call themselves taverns in the slums.

lt wasn't much, but it still beat sleeping on the street and offered rooms for their guests, no questions asked.

The owner doubted that a dirt-poor child dressed in rags could have honestly earned the copper coins necessary for the bed and food for a day, but as long they ended up in his pockets, it was none of his business.

Then, the more the Red Sun improved her looks, wardrobe, and manners, they had moved up the luxury scale of the hotels. They had now reached the middle rim of the city, where the young girl could easily pass for the daughter of a merchant.

Kelia had spent the ?rst two weeks of her new life eating non—stop while the Horseman ?xed her body. During that time, she had refused any form of contact with Dusk.

Right after bonding with her, the Red Sun had performed a mind fusion that had shown her everything he had done in the past and given him full access to her memories.

Dusk was no idiot. He knew that it was only a matter of time before Kelia started asking him questions he couldn't avoid answering. So he had given her the whole tmth the moment she couldn't back down from their deal anymore.

The girl now knew how the Horseman had followed her around for days, checking some sort of dormant Griffon bloodline in her body,