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Nia inhaled, then coughed, her throat raw. Where the hell—
Chains rattled.
Her pulse spiked.
She tried to move, but strong ropes bit into her wrists, holding her fast against rough stone. Panic punched through her ribs. She jerked hard, rope grinding against her bone, but the restraints didn’t give.
No. No. No.
Memories crashed down like a rogue wave—Kael’s sharp gaze, Davon’s smirk, the chaos of dinner, Jacob’s sneering face just before—
Blackness.
Her stomach twisted.
Her eyes snapped open.
The dim glow of candlelight flickered against jagged walls, casting restless shadows across the c
