There was a sickening amount of wicked relief that coursed through Caleb's veins at the realization that Persephone broke free of that devious snake. Pride but also fury rivaled within him. How could she think that it would be that simple for him, for Orion, and for Dimitri to move along like her disappearance wouldn't affect them?
That was what upset him the most. She truly thought she meant nothing to them. She thought they would be furious at her for leaving Reginald, but that was the furthest from the truth. They wanted her back. They wanted her safe and protected, because they knew Reginald and the High House of Camberia would be hunting her down.
"Her last known action was her purchasing a train ticket to Greece," Lord Hyperion remarked. "She should be well on her way now to Greece."
Orion sighed. "She's probably visiting our mother's grave. She does that usually when she's at a crossroads."
