Dying leaves, starry skies, and silent farms sail past my window as I lean against the cool glass. As I exhale, fog obscures my view, but I couldn't care less. Joey is driving us back to the cabin, still speeding like a maniac, but my brain is working so fast my stomach doesn't have the energy to feel queasy.
I can't stop thinking about our conversation with Mrs. Santiago and Cassie. It's a lot to take in. I had thought we were just going to discuss my training, my mistake, and how I was going to make amends. I wasn't prepared to learn that my life was in danger as well.
After Joey's statement, and a few failing arguments from Cassie, it was decided that I would be safer staying with the boys. Mrs. Santiago will come over to train me, and Cassie will keep looking into ways to help, but u
