XVII

She reached so far but the station was still far away from her. Most importantly she was not sure if the path on which she was walking was right or wrong. She visited the station only once in her life when she was eight years old. She did not remember very well but she could recognize the turn once she saw it. She knew what she was doing.

She kept running. Breathing heavily. But her steps did not stop. Her heart was beating so loudly and her muscles were aching, still, she paid no attention to it.

She was just thinking about the contentment she was going to receive after reaching another city.

She stopped for a moment and looked behind her. Only silence met her ears and the emptiness of the road met her eyes. She was grateful once again that there was truly nobody behind her. Perhaps those lazy bodyguards had no idea about anything.

When she turned her head to the front, she saw two shining lights. She frowned but when the object reduced some distance, she recognized it was a c