CHAPTER 30“You have been drugged, Princess,” the general said gravely.
Lumina’s stomach rolled and she whispered, “It was those girls. I’ve never seen them before. They were too friendly. Too insistent on taking me home. They seemed to know a lot about the rebels, but not once have I ever seen them or spoken to them, I’m sure of it.”
The general was grim. “I’m not even sure how long this d**g lasts for. You need your instincts. Those girls were … sending me flirtatious glances all night. Do you think they were just trying to get me on my own?”
“Divide and conquer?” asked Shoton.
“Good thing you’re not that sort of guy, sir,” said another soldier.
“I’ve been thinking about why I jumped up to take hold of your wrist. I said it was imperative that I did it,” said Lumina. “Maybe I was als
