“We never had the chance to talk about what happened to you,” Kayla noted. They found a way out of the tunnel and had a moment of peace. A ray of sunlight got in through some cracks, enough to warm up their shivering skin that was covered in goosebumps. The pool they fell in was cold as ice. Their bodies had to adapt to the temperatures since their powers were temporarily concealed until they pass all their tests and hopefully when they get out of here.
Raine sat down next to her, scooting as close as she could and until their shoulders touched. She placed her cold hands between Kayla’s like she always did when they were kids. Kayla always had a way to warm up her cold hands. “What is there to talk about?” Raine masked her emotions, but Kayla already saw threw them. “It hurt what Ezra did
