Mina
Yeah, look at me.
The woman really looked, hesitated, then waved me forward. “Fine. Move it. But don’t think about running. If you do, we’ll find you. And it won’t be pleasant.”
I nodded again. My feet felt like lead as I started walking down the corridor. Behind me, I could hear the guards’ voices trailing off.
Every word was filled with hatred.
What made them better than me?
I was a halfling; they were full wolves.
So f*****g what?
“Bet Pompeo’ll have her whipped before the night’s out,” one of them said.
“More like happy she's sold off,” another replied. “He’s probably sick of her by now.”
Their laughter echoed down the hallway, but I didn’t dare look back. My mind was racing.
The dream of Cherry was still there somehow. It was at the corner of my thoughts…Was it just
