" I stared at her, my mouth opening and closing like a fish."You...?" I couldn't get out the words."I saw the white hair, Eena," Lissera informed me, ...ith a small frown."White hair. There's only one being that looks human, except for herwhite hair. So far as I know, anyway. Your majesty." I-I'm not..." I started to lie, then trailed off as Lissera arched aneyebrow. "..Why did you help me, then? If you know?" You saved my town," Lissera reminded me, a small smile flitting acrossher face. "For. Rori gritted her teeth, "Ugh!" Everyone is entitled to have their wedding any way they choose," Jordan pointed out to Rori, attempting to calm her down.Rori whirled around and glared at Jordan. "Until you actually marry my sister, if you marry her, you don't really have a say here," she raged, "and what Frank did was inexcusable if you ask me." Aurora!" Martin shouted. "That's enough!"Rori tightened her jaw. "I'm honestly never going to forgive either of you for this." Even if we agree to name. Juniper stared at the visitors.“Ronald!” I said. “And you, Stacey? What...”“Thought we’d drop by and say hello,” said Ronald. “Oh, and I don’t know if you remember, this is Jane Driscoll, a close friend. Her husband, Darnell, was a tight friend of mine back in the day” he said. “You’ve met but that was a long time ago.”“Uh, okay,” I said. “But?”“Yes, we flew down just now,” he said.“How are you, David?” said Stacey, speaking for the first time.“Okay,” I said. “Just dropped by—just flew. "Watch it, loser." He grunted in a low booming voice. I hung my head, almost ashamed of hitting him. He towered above me, nearly 6 and a half feet tall. His body must have been twice the size of mine. His huge bulging muscles were obvious to see; his arms must have been even thicker than my legs!"Sorry. I...I didn't see you." His amazing stature made it hard to talk to him."You better be sorry, white boy." He sized me up, running his eyes up and down my body. He snorted with confidence. "What's.