CHAPTER 32

Audrey’s POV

She suddenly turned back to me. “Hey, how about we got to make a start-up with these bad boys while I tell you about things that would fascinate you.”

“I am in.” I immediately agreed. Cynthia changed the direction of her footsteps from the council meeting building to the direction of the garden which was behind his private building where our rooms were.

We walked in silence. After a relatively hot day, the sun was setting, sending golden beams from the horizon, coloring the sky and air alike. We were halfway through from the main gate when I decided to strike up a conversation.

“Honestly, I think this is the first time since I arrived that I don’t feel this pressure behind me. Like I’m falling someone by not existing right.”

She hummed. After some seconds, I took it as she didn’t know what to say.

“You know…I get what you mean.” Her tone is so genuine, that I started to think the opening up may have already started.

“When I was in the field with other workers—omega i