Everyone in our group was tired, and for the first time, I was the only one who wasn’t out of breath after only a couple of minutes of walking.
“Hey, Kay, I need to talk to you,” Christina said, walking up to my side. She had dark bags under her eyes, and the usual aura of hostility was gone. I wasn’t sure what made her change so drastically, but I had a feeling that she and Zoe bonded during their punishment.
“Yeah, what’s up?” I asked. I was still wary of her, but if everyone else trusted her, I assumed that I could, too.
“Well, first of all, I owe you an apology,” she said, not meeting my gaze. “I was unaware of what some members of my clan were up to. They have been kicked out this morning after I made some calls. I should’ve figured it out sooner, before your life was put in dang
