Just as Ro was lunging for Tasha, Ro's copy of mom's diary started to glow and as it did Ro just collapsed. I tried to catch her but I knew I wasn't going to reach her in time, but as I was reaching her Ro seemed like she was levitating in the air as if there was someone who was carrying her. As the glow of the diary dimmed down a little I could make out a silhouette of a woman who had pure snow-white wings, an angel and she was carrying Ro. As she turned around I finally saw her face, brown eyes with dark brown hair. It was mom. It was really her.
"Roza," whispered Guardian Belikov also known as dad.
She said nothing but just smiled when she saw me and put Rozalia in my arms however before she started to disappear I heard a voice in my head, Ruşen I'm so happy to finally meet you and Rozalia although I had hoped that I wouldn't be meeting you like this when one of you lost to the darkness but I got to see you two all grown up so I guess I can call that even. I'm sorry I wasn't there for you and Ro but soon we'll be a family again. She smiled at me and began to fade however before she did so she looked sadly over at dad and spoke in my head once more, look after yourself and Ro Ruşen dark forces are coming soon and they're going to be after you and Ro; you're powers should awaken soon tell dad and he'll know what to do. I'm sorry but I have to leave again but I can assure you that we'll see each other soon, and with that she faded and Ro began to open her eyes.
"Ruşen was that really mom,"
"Yeah but I thought you were unconscious at first,"
"I was but mom also spoke to me in my mind while she told you all of the things that she did,"
As we were about to continue our conversation the scar-faced bitch chose that moment to wake up and threaten us.
"You whore spawn! You can bet that you'll be receiving a letter soon as well as face the rest of your life in a jail cell!" threatened Tasha.
"That's enough aunt Tasha you are not going to punish them for protecting their mother's name and I won't have you threaten my sister's children," retorted Christian.
"So you're going to choose them over your fresh and blood," cried Tasha.
"Tasha I think its best you leave," Great Grandma Belikov pressed.
"I agree with mother. Its best if you left right now Tasha," agreed Grandma Belikov.
"Fine then come on Dimka," said Tasha.
"You're leaving by yourself Tasha, I'm staying here with my family," retorted Dimitri.
With a final shriek as she stomped up stairs and in less than five minutes she slammed the door behind her with her luggage in tow, then everyone turned towards us and I was pretty sure all they saw was shock on our faces.