REBEL : THE DEADLY HIERESS
Everything she’d been—all her arrogance, her laughter, her desperate hope—ground down to this.
“Goodbye, Louisa,” I said flatly. “I’d say I’ll miss you, but we both know that’s a lie.”
I tilted the urn and let the ashes spill. The wind caught them immediately, flinging some back into my face, stinging my eyes. I coughed, choking, wiping at my mouth.
“Damn you, Louisa,” I spat, blinking against the sting. “Even dead, you’re a mess.”
I shook the urn harder, emptying the rest until the waves carried her away. Grey tendrils of her sank into the blue, vanishing into the endless body of water like she was nothing. Like she’d never existed.
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