The man nodded his head hesitantly. “Good, pay better attention to your surroundings next time, Luna.” He said firmly, almost as if he was scolding me. What he said and how he had said it reminded me of Gunnar, making me miss him even more. The large man was right though, with everything going on right now, I needed to be on my toes.
I nodded in agreement. “Your right; I will be more attentive,” I said assuredly.
His brows pulled together slightly before he curtly nodded his head and continued down the hallway towards the staircase. I stood there, thinking about the last good memory I had with Gunnar; it was our training session on the day before the final battle. Since coming here, the memory had been my cushion, something I reflected on many times to get through this life-changing real
