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CHAPTER 12: SELLING THE ILLUSION

Author: Scarlett T. W
last update Last Updated: 2025-11-09 19:54:05

MAKENA

My eyes popped open, and I jolted upright in bed, temporarily disoriented. I overslept, and Snow's desperate voice echoed in my head.

"No, no, no. Please, no-" I scrambled for my bedside clock, knocking it off in the process, then jumped to my feet and picked it up, sighing with relief when I saw the time: 11:05 PM. I was late but not too late. It wasn’t morning yet, and I could still keep my promise to Val.

I quickly pulled out a black outfit and mind-linked Erika while changing to finally explain why I had her take the key.

Val believed he was a danger to others and didn't belong among people, so I was concerned that he would refuse to move into the apartment. I needed to talk to him first before telling Erika to come meet us at the forest's edge.

She responded immediately, and I filled her in on the details. Thankfully, she didn't complicate matters and agreed to stand by. I needed her to pick us up after I finished convincing Val.

After I finished getting dresse
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