“Leen…” Keila called.
I furrowed my eyebrows, not ready to start the day yet. I felt tired, like a truck had run over me.
“Leen…” She insisted, so I groaned.
Can’t I have a day off? I need some rest, for f***s sake.
“Leen, we need to leave,” she pressed.
My eyelids fluttered as I tried to wake up, but my body was so burned out that I didn’t know if that was possible.
“Five more minutes,” I mumbled.
Keila huffed. “You are acting like a child.”
Damn it, she is not going to let this go. “Okay, okay, I’m—“
I rolled, only to find a firm, warm, and comfy pillow by my side.
Not a pillow, but he could be easily mistaken for one. Varianlir was still asleep, and I was still bound.
“Why are you waking up?” He grunted in a groggy voice. “It’s still early.”
Keila chuckled. “It’s
