ELENA
The rain wasn't just falling anymore; it was attacking the earth. Sheets of water slammed against the shelter I had just built, and the wind was screaming through the trees like a wounded beast.
“Where is Eliana?” one of the girls shouted over the deafening noise.
I’d been avoiding thinking about her, but now that the girls were asking where she was, I didn't have a choice. I had to go out and look for her.
Fuck. She should have just listened. I don't understand why she always has to fight me.
“I'll go get her,” I said simply.
“Elena, you can't go outside like this! It's already raining so hard, and the storm is getting worse,” Laurie said, trying to pull me back.
“I have to go find her, though. We will be back.”
“But the drones are not functioning anymore! It's dangerous, yo
