Chapter TwoLecturer Tomas and Booth left hurriedly, their mission plain before them. I had no idea of how Booth planned to obtain the cell keys, but we had all decided that it was better for me not to know. Even though Celestria plainly knew I was against her now, I was also weak and had no idea of how much she might be able to worm around in my mind if she so decided to.
“Try not to fret too much, my darling,” Mum said, and I could almost feel her leaning against the wall that separated our cells. “Tomas has always been a loyal warrior. He will do whatever he can to help Booth.”
I cringed at her words. Her intuition, whether it was witchy or motherly, was spot on. I was worried about Booth. Not just because he had put himself in a seriously dangerous situation just by coming to see me b
