CHAPTER 14: Breakthrough

NARAH'S POV

At the end of the field, I saw Van and Gina approaching. They stopped close enough to watch what was going on, and behind them, stood the man I had been longing to see–Chris Stevens.

“Are you going to walk or just stand there like a statue?” Said the warrior who challenged me. His name was Axton. He giggled when I attempted to take a step but fell back into my wheelchair.

“What a joke. A lone wolf can never be a strong wolf,” he said, shaking his head.

There was an odd expression in Katy's eye as she glared at me; it was a hint of disappointment.

She walked away, and then turned, seeing that I was in pain and my feet were hurting. “Maybe I was wrong. You should take your time to heal,” she said.

“Sorry, Narah,” Hanadin whispered to me, but I brushed his hands off my shoulder. I looked over to Van, who was watching me intently, and Gina, who wore a sinister grin, laughing at my defeat.

My feet were still hurting, but I managed to stay strong. The wheelchair creaked behind m