Chapter 30“Aine, really.” The Overseer smirked as he turned. “We need to stop meeting up like this.”
I gritted my teeth at the casualness in his tone. He blocked the only way I could think of out of the Colony. Beside me, Kyer waited for me to make a move.
“Get out of our way,” I growled.
The Overseer glanced over his shoulder at the window as if surprised. “What? You don’t seriously think you can get through this, do you?” he asked with a chuckle.
I had touched the glass earlier; I knew it wasn’t as thick as it looked. “I sure as hell am going to try.”
“Be my guest.” The Overseer stepped aside, but when Kyer and I moved forward, he held up a hand to stop us. “Wait a minute, will you?”
“He’s trying to distract us,” Kyer cried. “He just wants to detain us long enough for the Officers
