AURORA
I held on to the fork in my hand a little tighter. It wasn't going to do me much good but it was better than nothing. If I was in danger, I needed to have something to defend myself with. No matter how small. I was still too afraid to turn around. I paused and I listened attentively. Maybe I would be able to catch a scent or hear some footsteps. I heard nothing. The hair at the back of my neck rose up on ends. Someone was in the room with me.
And when I finally turned around, I almost screeched in fright when I saw Drogo standing there. He really needed to tell me how he's always able to get past locked doors. I clenched my fork a little tighter and placed a hand against my chest to calm my nerves. I might pass out from the way my heart is frantically. I could barely get my breath
