Blitzo Apology Tour Novels & Stories

Yet, in a twisted way, the physical contact was a stark reminder that I had been isolated for so long, and a part of me craved human connection, no matter how tainted it may be. The silence between us was oppressive, Blaze's arms holding me in a grip that was both gentle and unyielding. I didn't struggle, didn't protest, I simply waited for him to release me. And when he finally did, I felt a sense of trepidation, as if I knew that something was coming, something that I couldn't escape. "I'm sorry." Blaze's apology was whispered softly, his fingers brushing against my skin as he gently moved a strand of hair out of my face. For a fleeting moment, I thought I saw a glimmer of hesitation in hi

“You could’ve let him get hit though. He’d be wounded, but you guys could’ve transported out of there with him.” Brinley rolled her shoulders back and winced. She tried to cover it up, but I’d seen the way her face scrunched. “After how I treated you, it’s the least I could do. Take that as my official apology, Luna.” Her lips twitched, “You won’t get another one.” I let my stare return to the flames in the distance, and our friends that sat around its crackling embers. A smile formed on my face. “Apology accepted.”

She was still distraught. I squeezed her arm. "Go and shine," I said. Her look bothered me, but we had no more time to talk. She was the next one up. As per the program guide, Blaze signed t-shirts, caps, and other merchandise that the concert attendees bought from a booth. All the money from it, as well as the entrance fee, would go to charity. It was great of Blaze to do this for free. I knew that as much as she loved the children who would benefit, she took on this project so I would have experience on the field.