Chapter 5
“My family has always held dear the stories that were passed on through the generations of those who lived in Scotland and those who came to America. As the years have passed, many have forgotten the stories or have dismissed them as untrue, just a poor man's way of passing time. But my grandmother and her mother firmly believed the stories of the fairies and their mighty Queen, Shaylee. They were both in awe and afraid of them. So, listen closely as I tell you what was told to me when I was a young girl. You can dismiss what I say as a fairytale, or you can listen to your heart and come to your own conclusion.”
As she spoke Moira gently put the medication on my burn and the coolness eased the pain.
"I have always been told that fairies stay clear of humans. Yet, occasionally
