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The Thief
“Furious” didn't begin to describe how Melinda felt in that moment. How dare her grandmother pretend that she was stopping her from marrying Daniel because she cared about her. Because she was trying to help Melinda reach her potential. The only thing her grandmother ever did was stop Melinda from living. From being happy.
"Did you know that before this man moved to Amor, he was a criminal?" Melinda's grandmother asked. Her voice shook, like she found this so shocking that she couldn't control herself.
"Yes, Grams," Melinda said through gritted teeth. "Can we take this somewhere else? This seems like more of a private conversation."
"No, I believe this is the right time and the right place," her grandmother
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