He nodded. "I wanted to go hunting on my own. But I stayed here hungry." "That's awful." He nodded. "But it's all my fault. I didn't listen to my father and I got pushed for it. I deserved it." I immediately shook my head. "No, you don't. You didn't deserve to be locked up in this smelly place
DARWIN Six Days ago... David kept pacing from one end of the room to the other, his fingers in his hair as he tried to keep calm. "I'm done waiting for her to return," David stopped in front of the table, planting both palms on the surface of the table. "Let us go into the woods to search fo
Daniel's statement did nothing but increase David's temper. He was livid now and ready to dive and attack. I decided to step in. "Don't you think finding Lillie first could lead to Jace? From what we can pick out from his actions, he has proven to be very sleek with his movements. But if we find
DAVID Four days. It's been four days since Darwin decided to embark on the journey into the forest in search of Lillie. And we were yet to hear from them. "Son, are you okay? You look dull. What's wrong?" My mother asked Daniel and I as we ate at the breakfast table. "I am okay, mother."
LILLIE All I wanted to do was wipe that grin from her face with a blow to the head. One that would take her out in a matter of seconds so I could find my escape. But I was a hostage here and my hands and legs were tied up. Hermes was too uncomfortable standing there so he walked out, further m
"Better behave." Carla warned before falling back. "Come with me," Said the woman who had been called to attend to me. I took her in. She was thin and gangly, her blond hair touching her waist. She was made to be a breeder. Attractive features and an attractive face, covered with a pristine white
LILLIE The room was soon filled with men and women alike, all curious to know what was wrong. Whimpered, I tried to push to a sitting position but was hit across by the man who was just about to penetrate him. His anger and disgust for me was palpable. Grabbing my hair, ye yanked me forward an
LILLIE When he told me I was going to die, I didn’t say a word. I didn’t fight it. From what I had come to make of these people, there was no need to. A series of dry coughs racked through me, pulling at my chest and hurting really badly. I pushed my face from the wet gooey floor to a sitting