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CHAPTER 52: THE GILDED CAGE

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last update Data de publicação: 2026-07-19 00:09:16

Rosemary’s POV

A heavy, pounding ache behind my eyes was the first thing that greeted me as I slowly pulled myself out of the dark.

My throat felt completely parched, burning with the dry, chemical aftertaste of the sweet drug they had forced down my throat. I groaned softly, trying to lift my arm, but my limbs felt as heavy as lead weights. I opened my eyes, blinking frantically against the soft, warm light of the room.

I wasn't in the damp, terrifying dirt tunnel anymore.

I was lying on a
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