“Ow,” Izzy said, looking down at the mundane with cautious curiosity. “I’m Isabelle,” Izzy explained, “Lightwood. I’ve never met a mundane who can see through our runes before.” “We can’t just assume that she’s lying, big brother. That would be rude.” “Relax, big brother. I’ll keep an eye on her, I promise.”“You’re one of us, Daisy,” Izzy soothed, taking her elbow. “I know you can feel it. Your skin took the runes; you’re a shadowhunter.” Izzy looked a little sheepish, but she shrugged him off. “She didn’t.” “Of course, whatever makes you comfortable,” she said easily, tugging Daisy to her room. “I sent someone out to get some jeans and t-shirts for you this morning.” “I’ll just be in the bathroom, let me know once you’re decent.” Izzy laughed, tossing her dark hair over her shoulder. “Sweetie, you know I’m into you, right?” “Are you into girls?” Izzy asked, tilting her head to the side. “My brother says I tend to fall for straight girls, and I really want to prove him wrong.”