Chosen By The Moon

Chapter 149

Dylan POV

50. Why did you decide to help me? I finally managed to ask Ryan Clarke as I walked out from behind a tree after doing my business.

We’d been traveling for little over 14 hours altogether and it was tedious to say the least. My disappearance as King Josh so eloquently described it, was all over the news. The car radio blurred out for most of the journey and luckily I was able to hear bits of it from inside the back of the truck.

The king, seemed to be under the complete delusion that Radicals, and rebels were behind my reported kidnap. Oh yes, in his strange, warped little mind, Poor defenseless me, was stolen away by members of the rebellion to be used as leverage against the crown, even though I knew the king was fully aware that I left of my own accord.

In fact, most of the worlds population knew I left of my own volition. Not to mention that I was the prime suspect in the burning of the districts main shipping post. The news anchor said herself that she wouldn’t be surprised if I was behind the arson attack.

been claimed? Especially after your little speech last week. Your words hold meaning, Riley, you need to start putting them to good use. My words are what got my mom killed, they are what made me take lashing after lashing. I was a fool when it came to my words. The king hadn’t silenced me completely, but I would be very wary about the words

looking at the track I would once again have to climb in. I would be genuinely happy if I never had to set foot in any

the stage down. He chuckled and looked at me with pity and sorrow clouding his features. It was a look I was far too familiar with and it was a look I really hated seeing, more than anything else. “You aren’t the type of person to keep their head down Dylan. I know you’ve been through a lot, but you are the only one that both

I just got tortured for speaking my mind. There were no positive outcomes to anything I

I had it in me to aid the rebellion, when in reality I barely had any fight left. The king had squashed it. “Look, I fully support the rebellion,

a part of it, Dylan… Ok, that was seriously strange hearing him say my first name, and it caused a frown to form on my face. “You know you’re

right?”

was an entire business and not simply helping

call a few

He shook his head