Evie
The dream still hovered in my mind, along with the tingling sensations across my skin of what I thought I had just experienced. My vision darted between them, disbelieving whether they were actually there, even though the strength of their auras, scents and the clarity of the surroundings told me this time it was real. But the first deception felt incredibly real too.
“We didn’t wake you, did we?” Astennu asked, concerned and confused, most likely because I was staring at them as though they were ghosts.
There was only one thing to do in this situation, just to make sure it was the real deal.
I sent a strong and swift jab to Badru’s left bicep, hitting him square in the muscle.
“Ow! If you want me to go, just tell me to f**k off. No need to get violent!” He whisper-yelled, rubbin
