Scarlett (Second Edition)
Clay finally asked, his voice low and worried.
“We were walking, and then… she just stopped and went up in green flames. I tried covering her with snow to put it out, but it wouldn’t go out. It just kept burning until it died down on its own. She came back around for a second, but the only thing she said was ‘the dark rider.’ Then she passed out.” I touched her forehead, feeling the heat radiating from her skin. She was burning up.
“Scarlett,” I called softly, unable to mask the fear in my voice. Lucian stepped close, his own expression tight with concern.