Children Of Fiends (11 page)
Eliza felt their thoughts as one; Gretel’s reactions mimicking her brother. They had never called her Mother before. She found the name nearly as disorienting as the situation on the whole. She held them to her and could feel their excitement not only through their senses, but in the very blood that ran through their veins.
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