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Scarlett’s POV

“Pretty much,” said Isaak, his gaze downcast. He shuffled his weight from foot to foot. “I’m sorry.”

“Why did they target your sister?” I asked, leaning closer to the cell bars.

He shrugged. “She’s the only family I have left. They knew I’d do anything for her, I guess. Even…”

I nodded. “Even this.” But then my eyes narrowed. “How did they know you well enough to target her?”

Isaak’s cheeks flushed. He started picking at his cuticles and refused to meet my eyes. “They have scouts too,” he said. I felt convinced it was a lie. Before I could push the matter, though, Enzo grabbed my arm.

“Hey,” I said, trying to pry his fingers off. They were white knuckled. My belly hollowed out. “What is it?”

“Marla just mindlinked me,” he whispered, glancing furtively at Isaak. Understanding immediately, I towed him out of the cells and up into a nook at the top of the stairs. My back was pressed flat against the wall; Enzo huddled close, biting his lip as he looked around anxiously.

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Lesh
why not kill them as they exit to portal? that would've been more manageable.
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Roberta
I left my life on hold is how they all act this is one big fight. kill Ryker
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