Deepwood Weald the lonely island

deirdre listened to her brother--there was no shock upon his features, but she did not have to wonder or think on this for very long at all. no, he explained himself promptly, and the very words he said caused deirdre to frown. aria kicked out constantine and rowan? she asked, frowning deeply. why would she do this? i... she had told rowan that she would be safe; she had not known, could not have known, that aria would do this. something was amiss, she knew. and there was a terrible feeling brewing within her belly, but one that for the moment she thrust away.

what would she do? first, she needed to understand. to know. tell me all that you know, she urged him, feeling that once she knew it all, she might come to know what was the right thing to do; deirdre, wholly good, could not stray from these ideals.