CHAPTER 29
My mind drifted through a fuzzy cloud. I was relaxed and happy. Then a slice of light pinched my eyes. I moaned and pulled my blanket over my face.
“Ah, you’re awake!” The squealing voice of Anna came first, and then her face welcomed me as she pulled the blanket off my face.
“Bubbles!” I mumbled. “Let me sleep.”
“You’ve been sleeping for three days! That’s more than enough.”
“Three days?” The memories rushed back to me as I sat up. The shattered wall, the death wielder, me unleashing my powers, everyone finally knowing who I was and the way Rhein looked at me when I returned.
My heart sank.
“We were so worried. Burk couldn’t figure out what was wrong with you,” Anna said, sitting on the bed next to me.
“I needed to sleep,” I assured her.
“That was what I said,” Burk hu
