/-Alora-/
There was shaking under my feet, but it had moved to my stomach, where cold fear had taken a firm hold. Lyanna's words just hung in the air, like a sign that something else was about to happen. I could feel their echoes in my bones.
Randy didn't stop. He quickly reached out and pulled my arm toward the narrow tunnel we had come through.
He growled, "Move," and I could tell he was moving quickly because he was thin. He held on tight but not painfully, as if I were the last thing keeping him sane in this crazy world.
Along that line, I didn't need much more help. When Lyanna told me about the Wight and how it was illegal for us to be together, my whole body warned me that danger was coming from all sides.
As we made our way along the winding path, my heart pounded against my
