Mandalay Bay Beach

Anna widened her eyes in surprise and felt a chill run down her spine. She could have been wrong, but he had described the woman she believed to be her mother.

“What was her hair like? The woman you saw? What color?” She needed to be sure, she ignored what Ian had said about Max's biological mother, because she knew she wasn't human.

“It was beautiful. It looked golden, but it had a different color... And it was red like yours at the ends.”

“And what did she say to you?”

“She just said she was my grandmother.”

“And did you answer?”

“No. She disappeared, right after she told me.”

Anna became pensive. The pain could have made Ian imagine things, after all, his mother was very similar to her, and his wish that Genevieve was living somewhere else could have produced a hallucination in his mind.

“Adam said something to you when he was saying goodbye to Genevieve”

Ian's mouth formed into a line. Anna became alert. He didn't want to say anything to her.

“Ian, children sh