Ace
“Don’t!”
Only now do I notice that I’m nearly crushing my teeth and I relax, unclenching my jaw.
I turn around, looking at my brother who has his head buried in his hands. “It wouldn’t be worth it.”
“I’m not sure about that,” I grumble, turning back around to look at the lab door. “Not even you are convinced about what you just said.”
My skin crawls as I continue to hear her, her screams piercing into my bones.
Kai sighs, not releasing himself out of his desperate position. “Not even you would be fast or strong enough to wipe them all out in time.”
“Wanna bet?” I chuckle dryly, crossing my arms over my chest.
He finally leans back, looking at me with half-closed eyes. “Were you here the entire five years? After all they did to us?”
“I didn’t know where else to go,”
