Sweat broke out on Samira’s skin, forming an uncomfortable sheen and rolling down her temples. It was like watching a train wreckage in the front row seats. If the human took one more step out of the back door, Robert would see her and it would all be over like the snap of two fingers.
All her efforts would be wasted in a blink of an eye. And most likely, Samira thought, she would be in deep trouble. The attempted escape of the human would obviously raise questions. And once the woman mentioned Samira’s visit, she would be done for. Banishment from the park would be the kindest punishment she could receive.
Suddenly, with panic fueling her, her feet propelled her forward before she even thought of what she was doing. All she knew was that the enforcer couldn’t see the human. That couldn
