HOLLY
I hadn’t touched the water, even though I was so thirsty. I didn’t know whether I could trust it. I had sniffed it and hadn’t smelt anything other than water, but with magic involved, I couldn’t be sure. There was a click, and the door opened. Eve walked in, carrying a plate with a sandwich on. She put it on the table and looked over at me apologetically. “Luna Cooper, you need to eat something. For both of you.” She said, her eyes dropping to my stomach. I sneered at her “Do you honestly think that I would trust anything that you brought me? You are a traitor.” I said. She looked down at the ground. “You don’t understand. She didn’t give me a choice.” She said. “Who didn’t?” I asked. Her eyes opened wider, and she stepped closer “Council Member Groves. She was supposed to be my me
