109 Betrayal of friendship

Mason.

I could not believe the extent of the wickedness of Larry and Benjamin. I wondered who else was in on it. To think of us as tools and disposable was cruel and wicked. I thought of Mia and could not imagine the torture the woman had gone through at the hands of that monster. If he did not see us as humans, he must have treated her like an animal. I felt sorry for her, and I could not wait for Timber to get back to us.

"Are you really going to inform them at Gardenia?" Gwen asked Marcus, and he looked as if he was thinking about it.

"I do not know, really," he said, and I frowned at him.

"Are you contemplating it?" I asked him, and he looked at me a bit confused.

"I have never been out of Linbec before, and neither have you. How the hell are we supposed to inform them? Who do we tell? Even if Timber can help us get the word across, we really do not know who these people are and what they are capable of. Even though Linbec's government is wrong for trying to take over another