The distinct smell of Kilian's car hit my nostrils, it smelt like him on a fresh day. I sneezed, figuring I needed some time to get used to the updated senses.
“Bless you,” he said, his eyes glaring at me with pity, “It definitely takes a little bit of getting used to…smelling everything ten times more.”
“Why?” I muttered, my voice cold.
“Pardon?” he frowned.
“Why are they back in my life? Why are they back to torment me? Why did they kill Devina? Why did you turn me into…this?” I asked bitterly, eyes stuck outside the window as the driver headed towards a known route to my complex.
“I have none of the answers to your questions, unfortunately. I'm only here, like I said, because of the guard I kept to watch over you. You were in danger and I came, as for Devina…I'm sorry we couldn't s
