CHAPTER 75

Sarah was prepared to pounce on her adversaries.

'An odd way of demonstrating it is to attack her in broad daylight.' Then Mara, the brewmaster, pointed out. It was something we had to do.

There are forces at work here that go beyond the four of us; Amelia must accompany us for her good. Amelia's head spun.

It was humorous that everyone wanted to take her side and protect her from something or someone.

She was tired of being treated like a chess piece in a game she knew nothing about.

That was it, she exclaimed, sounding serious—something she didn't expect from herself. She yelled, "What is the exact situation?" and refused to be swayed by their arguments.

Ema's face showed a complicated flow of emotions, including resolve, concern, and humiliation.

"It's quite complicated, Amelia. You don't know much, and we kept it silent for your benefit."

"Complicated or not, I am sure we are not on the same team, Ema said.

After what you've done to me, we can never be on the same team. "