Selene stared at Arwen and smiled. "Of course, I do. After all, why else will you let me stay? It's because you can see that what I am saying is the truth." She then paused and said, "But Arwen, I think you should reconsider it."
Arwen arched her brows at her and heard her continue. "Accepting what doesn't belong to you is not good. Be it Aiden or the gifts he and Grandpa Winslow have given you."
"Ms. Martin," Arwen interrupted, "If I were you, I would have reconsidered things for myself instead of suggesting to others."
"What do you mean?" Selene asked, her brows tugging in a frown. "Are you suggesting that you intend to go back on your words now?"
"I don't go back on my words, Ms. Martin," Arwen said with a smile that could pierce one's soul. "But you shouldn't forget your position. I might have let go of your previous offence, but I won't make it my habit. So, remember who you are the next time you talk. Don't forget the identity you hold in this house."
