"Come on," Grayson Lewis said, "sit down."

Serenity took a seat and bluntly asked, "Where are you going to move my mother's grave?"

"Let's talk about that later," Grayson waved his hand. "Let's talk about what's going on between you and your sister. I'm going to be the peacemaker for both of you today. No matter what happened, you're still family, you know. As the elder sister, you should always protect your little sister."

"All I want to know," Serenity insisted, "is where you're going to move my mother's grave."

Grayson grew impatient.

"Didn't I tell you we'll talk about that later? Let's settle this problem between you and your sister first."

"Sis," Aria spoke up in an apparently earnest voice, "please forgive me if I've ever done anything wrong. I'm truly sorry."

This only made Serenity put her guard up even more. The more Aria acted this way, the more she could tell that there might be a problem.

And just as she suspected, the next thing Grayson said confirmed her fears an