Thirty-Two
I stood paralyzed as hundreds Sub soldiers stared at me.
Closed my eyes to decide what to do now. But as I closed them, I saw Rahab. The rage boiling in her expression. The pain that would not go away, no matter what she did. No matter how hard she tried. The day she had lost her son had made her lose herself. It turned her into a traitor. I frantically looked around to search for her in the masses. But I couldn’t see her. As if she had vanished.
A heavy pat on the shoulder tore me from my thoughts. Bearclaw stood next to me, eyes wide.
“What do we do now?” he was screaming, pointing to the horizon to my left. Behind the Governmental Building, more drones emerged. More jets. In this chaos, there was only one thing we could do.
“Run.”
“It’s not that simple. Remember the pos
