"That's the first honest thing you've said to me since the chamber." I said.
"You dug up your father's grave, didn't you?" She asked as her amber eyes flashed.
The question caught me off guard.
"How did you know?" I asked.
"Because I saw you." She said and I stared at her.
"You watched me dig up a grave and still decided the best course of action was to disappear into the mountains?" I asked.
"I wasn't planning to explain myself to you." She said.
"Then allow me to make this simple. You don't get to decide that your life is worthless because some creature wearing your face told you that you were the wrong daughter." I said.
Pain crossed her expression before she buried it beneath anger.
"You weren't there when she said it." She said.
"I was standing right beside you." I said.
