My head throbbed, so I kept rubbing my temples even though I held no hope for relief any time soon. Even the cold air from the car window didn’t help much and the buzzing thoughts in my mind kept on fighting for attention as I prayed for the earth to open and swallow me, putting an end to this ridiculous thing called my life.
“Are you sure they know nothing?” Ethan asked from the driver's seat and I turned to look at him. His eyes were locked on the road ahead.
“Yes,” I sighed, answering that question for the tenth time. “I know the rules. Humans can’t know about us. I’m not stupid.”
“And they don’t suspect anything?” He insisted. As much as he wanted to pass it as a brotherly concern, I knew there was more to it. Julian must have talked to him before we
