My heart was pounding. I couldn't breathe. I clutched at my chest, willing the terror to subside.
It didn't.
I stumbled through the door into Lina's room and gasped for air. Jackson stood straight up and I vaguely felt Everett and Sarah at my heels, asking if I was okay and telling me to calm down.
As I saw her laying right where I left her, still fast asleep, I finally started to get some air in.
I sunk to the floor next to her bed and laid my head on the edge as I continued to take deeper and deeper breaths.
I felt Everett's hand on my back, helping me to calm down further.
Finally, I was able to breathe normally and I sat back up to look at Everett, "We have to keep her in our room, just to be sure. And bars on the windows, warriors outside of the doors, all around the building an
