THE REJECT HYBRID AND HIS LUNA
When I got into the building, the standing guard pointed me to the route to follow and I did.
I walked past some of my maids, women who had helped Leah get here, They bowed their heads as I passed, and for a moment, I was hit with a rush of gratitude. These were the people who helped save her. These were the ones who made it possible for me to even have a chance at her. I stopped and turned back toward them.
“Thank you,” I said, my voice thick with emotion I couldn’t hold back.
Their smiles were immediate and genuine, and their eyes turned glassy but I turned away and continued down the hall, the sound of their soft sobs echoing in the background. When I reached the door, I hesitated for a m
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