Chapter93. The Reason2

I sat up a little more, expecting a tea, but she never handed one over to me. I frowned at that; normally she did. “Not for you, deary. I’ll pour you a cup soon,” she said with a wink before sipping her own, sinking into her rocking chair next to the sofa I was on. Derik came back in then and grabbed his cup. He sat on the end of the couch as Cain grabbed his. They all sipped their tea, the silence almost deafening. “Do you know what’s wrong with me? Or is it just a concussion?” I asked, sick of waiting. Tabby smiled behind her cup. “Oh, there is nothing justabout a winter born, deary. And yes, I have a suspicion. But we are waiting for Kai before I explain,” she said, and I frowned, sitting up with stiff movements. “Kai is back—” “Thanks, Tabby.” Kai grinned, coming out of the room to the left that I think was the bedroom. I raised my brows at Tabby and Kai, who grabbed his tea and emptied the cup. He planted a kiss on Tabby’s cheek, then mine. He sat down on the ground in front of th