CHAPTER 91

AUDREY'S POV

I so much wanted to believe that something could be done about Isla's disappearance, but the glaring truth remained that we couldn't do much. We could only hope. Isobel and Keturah had done their best the whole week, trying to know her whereabouts through a locator spell, but everything was just blank. It was as if her energy had completely disappeared from the world.

"Audrey." I looked up to see Layla standing at the door of the study.

"You've been here most of the days, all week."

"I can't just sit around idly. I don't want to believe we've lost Isla." My head fell in defeat.

"Same here." She walked into the study. "My brother?" She asked.

"I don't know. He left here a couple of hours back. Probably trying to put one or two things in order, before the war. It's tomorrow, Layla!" I sighed deeply, unable to believe my own ears.

"It is." She nodded. "I can feel the tension around. I am scared. For my kids." She added, making me look up at her.

"You know