Devin.
Seeing Tracey looking sad broke my heart. I wonder why she would allow us to bring these people to our house when she knows that all they will ever do to her is make her sad.
I walked towards the aunty with the guise of pretending to care, since it was obvious that she was pretending to cry with no single tear drop from her eyes.
"What's the problem, Aunty?" I asked, restricting the urge to use my alpha voice on her.
"Oh, it's nothing dear. How can I tell you all the mean things that a little girl who I trained with so much love and affection said to me?" She said to me, pretending to sniff her.
While her daughter kept trying to make herself pretty instead of concentrating on the fake act she and her mother was pulling up.
"I'm sorry about that, aunty. I'm sure she might not h
