The Luna's Groom
Turning to me, he asks, “Are you sure you want their approval?”
I bite my lower lip and lean in to whisper, “Yes. I don’t trust them, but please—no inhumane punishments.”
“You’ll see,” he replies with a smirk as I pull away.
The doors open, and the prisoners are led in—dressed in brown shirts and shorts, chained and guarded. Dolores is carried in, her legs bandaged but her sobs echoing her shame. Next come Marina, who avoids my gaze, and a short, chubby man I recognize as the Prime Minister.
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