“Christina is close to giving birth” I had heard the doctor the first five times he had said it to me but for some reason, I was finding it hard to process. It meant that we would have to stay right here, in the open.
I looked around at the people that were getting ready to pack up and hit the road again.
“You are going to have given the order,” the doctor said walking away and towards the tent that I assumed had Chrastina in it. I looked up at Granville, he looked how I felt, he knew we were in the open and that this just got a whole lot more dangerous.
I called a meeting to the men and woman that helped protect the camp and its people
“so we are going to be stuck here until she gives birth” once I had finished explaining the situation the men started to make some modifications to
