“Hey, what's wrong?" Dana asked, c*****g her head at me.
“Nothing," I said curtly.
“I know you're lying," she said with a knowing look.
“It's nothing. We should go," I said, noticing the crowds of people starting to disperse and make their way back home.
Nodding, she followed me through the crowd. I kept an eye out in hopes to run into Abel but came up empty. He said he'd find me but he must've forgotten.
“Okay, what's wrong? Seriously," Dana said, a serious look in her eye.
“It's nothing. The story. It just-"
“Was it the part about the hybrids?" She asked, reading right through me.
I nodded.
“Don't worry. That's not going to happen to you."
“That's not it. It never should have happened in the first place," I snapped, feeling guilty immediately once I noticed the hurt look in h
