I pace back and forth, trying not to let the worry over what"s still to come get the better of me.
"Why haven"t we heard anything yet?" I ask.
"They"re probably still going through everything Haynes found," Cobalt responds for what feels like the hundredth time.
We keep having the same conversation over and over, mostly because it"s the only thing any of us can think about for any length of time. We still haven"t heard anything about what our punishment is going to be. Though they did send a doctor to look over us, so I have hope that they don"t want to execute us. For all I know, that"s not going to be a good thing, though.
The loud clunk of the key in the lock brings all three of us to attention. It"s nowhere near mealtime yet and we haven"t had any visitors while we"ve been stuck in
