Chosen By The Moon

Chapter 150

“I’m saying, you have already planted the seed for change and revolution, you just need to let it grow now and do what you can.” I didn’t understand for the life of me how he saw me like that. How I had begun something was completely on me.

I had so many more questions to ask Clarke, but I could sense his urgency to leave quickly, not that I blamed him, we were very much at risk of being caught the longer we stayed out in the open, so I kept my thoughts to myself, and instead began heading back to the van.

“We should get going. We can’t stay like this for too long. I was quick to get settled back down in the truck, it really did feel like I had been in and out of the vehicle for like a hundred times, a sigh left my lips as the door was closed and I was once again left alone and in darkness. Ryan was right when he said it wouldn’t be the comfiest, but even still I managed to put my head down and dose off.

Another day dragged by and time was becoming my worst ene

my worst enemy. I was both bored and

nd yet ex

day and night without rest, be did say it would take a few days. I was on edge, and I would be until we pulled into the rebellions base. Freddie was repeatedly on my mind, I know Adrian said he would protect him, but there was only so much

I couldn’t bring myself to pull it out and read it. I had tried a few times but

I said to her was that I would kill myself, I called her a

it right, willing my tears away before I

out for me. I was actually really grateful for the little bit of comfort he

BANG, BANG, BANG.

We’d been on the road for almost 52 hours, two and a half days without any problems, and now we were so close there just happened

to even wake up properly as the door to the van slid open and a giant burly man

Shir?!

Couldn’t I have a bit of luck on my side for once? No, I would never be that fortunate, the cruelty of my fate was beginning to

back his queen. You’ve traveled a long way from your mate…” He quickly stalked towards me, and his face came fully into view, the moons dull glow