Chapter 285
"He has convinced you to turn into a demon. Do you realise there would be no way to turn you back? I didn’t send you to the north for you to become a demon," said Margaret.
Edith circled around Margaret to find anything suspicious. She didn’t trust the old woman and wanted her gone before she would try doing something to Amelia.
"We are not going through this again," Amelia sighed.
How many times was she supposed to explain that her grandmother pushed her into Killian’s arms? It wasn’t like she had gone to the north, looking to fall in love with Killian. Amelia honestly thought with her trust issues it would have taken much longer for her to fall in love with Killian.
Amelia thought of giving Killian a good pinch for telling her grandmother about her becoming a demon. It could have only been him to tell her grandmother about it. Most likely to anger her since he could not kill her.
Killian delivered this big news to Margaret and left Amelia to deal with it. He was lucky to not be in the room right now.
"You cannot turn to a demon. Your children will be demons if you do," Margaret warned. She wasn’t referring to Amelia having children with Killian since she would not allow that to happen. Margaret needed time to plot and once she would be successful in getting rid of Killian the second time, she needed Amelia to still be a human then.
If Margaret pulled Amelia away from Killian after Amelia was turned into a demon, all her efforts would be for nothing. Amelia would put a stop to the bloodline of the original priests. Tainting it with demon children. It was everything Margaret’s family was against and so she would have to kill Amelia’s children along with her.
"I have already thought about that part. Seeing that my husband will live for a long time and any children we have, even if I remain human would live longer than me, I want to be around for much longer. We are not finished about the priests and my mother. You kept me in the dark while I was searching for who killed my mother," Amelia said, feeling just as angry with her grandmother as she was with the priests.