To Tame A Wild Heart: A Zyne Witch Urban Fantasy Romance (Zyne Legacy Romance Book 1) by Gwen Mitchell

Author:Gwen Mitchell [Mitchell, Gwen]
Language: eng
Format: epub
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Published: 2017-06-20T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter Fifteen

Lilly had thought she would never wake up from her nightmare. The voices in her head had scratched and scratched until she couldn’t remember what thoughts were her own. Her brain had become a train station of misery and despair that didn’t belong to her. And that had been when the doctor wasn’t around. She didn’t want to think about when he came.

At least now she was alone. Her room was small and bare, but it was hers. Guards came and went to bring her meals and fresh clothes. The rest of her time was so quiet. She could finally feed and dress herself. And she could speak and hear only her own voice.

Sleeping was harder. She’d wake up sweaty and screaming, thinking she was still strapped to that cold, hard table with her jaw wired shut. Then she’d have to count the scabs to remind herself there were no more needles, no more wires.

Sometimes she would cry for her mother, because she was getting harder and harder to remember. And other times she would think of Audrey. When all the voices had overwhelmed her, one voice had always been the loudest, and it was because Lilly could tell they were the same.

She liked Audrey. She was funny and tough. She cursed a lot, but only when she was mad. Lilly missed Audrey’s voice. It had been like having a friend. A friend who had promised she was coming back for her.

She was drawing a picture of what she thought Audrey looked like. She’d only seen her eyes that once. The ones she drew were pretty, but she couldn’t get them right—she didn’t have the right color blue.

The door to her room beeped, and Lilly frowned at the clock. It wasn’t dinnertime yet. Maybe they had brought her more books to read. She tucked the drawing under her pillow and sat cross-legged on her bed. When the door opened, it wasn’t her normal guard, Charlie—the nice one who’d snuck her the books and coloring paper. It wasn’t the mean-faced one either. She didn’t know his name, because he was strong enough to block her out of his mind.

Instead, a tall, thin woman slipped into her room and let the door close quietly behind her. She looked like a Barbie doll, with long, straight blond hair down her back and shiny black shoes. Except for her eye patch and the stern look on her face.

Maybe a pirate Barbie.

Lilly giggled to herself and tucked her face to her knees as she stared at the woman, and the woman stared back with her good eye. Her light blue eye was almost the same color as…

Would you like to see your friend Audrey again, little one? the woman said without moving her lips.

Lilly gasped. You are like me.

She bowed her head, smiling slightly. I am.

She was much prettier when she smiled. Oops, you can hear me, can’t you?

The lady smiled again and sat down on the bed beside her. It’s all right.

Do you know where Audrey is?

No, but I know that she will come for you.

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