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To the quiet girls with stories in their heads. To their dreams—and their nightmares.
“Are you still pretending?� I said, reveling in his gaze. Ravyn gave a surprised laugh and, in front of everyone, leaned in and kissed me. “I never was,� he whispered into my lips.
“I’m� I’m sorry, Ravyn,� I said. “I’m sorry I didn’t tell you. I didn’t think you’d trust me. And I needed you to trust me if I was going to collect the Cards and cure myself.� He shook his head and reached up, the tips of his fingers grazing my cheek. “You don’t owe me an explanation, Elspeth. I’m the one who broke my word.� “I should have told you sooner,� I said. “I didn’t know how.� Ravyn gave a small, sad smile. “I know.�
There it is. The communication that I crave
“Be safe,� I whispered to the wind as Ravyn Yew disappeared beyond the gate. Had I known they’d be the last words I’d say to him aloud, I might have chosen them differently.
WHAT THE FUCK
