Perrin
I woke to the sound of my phone alarm pounding murderously close to my face.
“ARGGGG!”
Today was the first day of training, and I didn’t want to be late. I set a few extra alarms last night just in case.
I hear a rustle of a blanket somewhere across the room. Kira’s head popped out from behind the arm of the chair.
“Dude… you really have to turn that off.” Thrashing in my pillow until I found it, I silenced it.
“Dude… you should have gone back to your room last night.”
Without a word, a pillow launches itself across the room and hits me square in the face.
“Hey, we could use aim like that in this pack.”
I see her unfold from the blanket and stand up from the chair. She looks directly at me, joke fading from her face. “Thanks for letting me stay here again last night.” She s
