CHAPTER 104
KATYA'S POV
The first thing I heard was shouting.
The second was something crashing, glass, maybe — followed by a nurse's panicked voice and the scuffle of shoes on the floor.
By the time I reached the infirmary hall, the place was buzzing. People were moving up and down, guards posted near the door, medics rushing in and out like the building was on fire.
My heart jumped into my throat. This floor was literally in the same house but the noise didn't even reach second floor.
For a split second, I froze at the corner, clutching the edge of the wall. Instinct told me to stay out of sight.
I shouldn't be caught. I was just the girl who cleaned, the invisible one who got yelled at for touching the wrong plate.
But then I remembered. I wasn't sneaking anywhere. I had every damn right to walk through these halls if I wanted to.
It was open for everyone. Straighten up, Katya.
