Spellbound (Spellbringers Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
My mother made a few half-hearted protests about my frequent absences, but gave in when I reminded her that most people my age spent a lot of time either alone or out with friends. I hinted that she should be grateful I had friends to hang out with. Sometimes she asked why Jace and Rachel didn’t come over to our house. I told her they were both allergic to cats. One time, she even asked me why I never spent time with Becky. “Becky hates me and always has,” I said irritably. Seriously, how could she not know that? “That isn’t true,” she replied in avid defense of her favorite niece. “Becky loves you. One of these days, you’re going to wish you’d spent more time getting to know your cousin.” I sincerely doubted that, but didn’t bother to correct her. It hurt that my mother knew so little about me. My parents had pretty much accepted the fact that I preferred to socialize away from home. Their complaints were fewer and farther between, and as long as I was home before curfew, they let me come and go as I pleased.
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