I couldn't accept Selina's suggestion as I wasn't ready to accept Jocelyn's feelings.
I coaxed Selina back to sleep, then kissed her forehead gently. Reluctantly, I said my goodbyes and left the camp.
The camp was stocked with plenty of supplies, more than Jocelyn and Selina could use. I took some extra gear, including an advanced, fully automatic high-velocity rifle.
It might not mean much to them, but it could be a lifesaver for me.
"Maybe we'll never meet again, but even if I don't make it, I'll remember you all," I murmured to myself, glancing back at the quiet camp under the night sky, and walked away with a heavy heart.
In the moonlight, I felt something wet fall on the grass. Those were my tears.
I wiped my eyes, but then I heard a cold voice behind me.
"You're leaving? Aren'
