Clementine:
I watched all their faces after I finished telling them exactly what would happen in the basement. I noticed their body language, it reeked of guilt.
"Now, if you believe you want to die, then you should die alone. I don't want to be dragged into the death penalty with you," I said, looking straight at Ian, because he was the only one who didn't look very guilty.
He slammed his hand on the table and left for the bathroom. I guessed he took his cigarette with him, planning to smoke there.
Now that we were all just standing around awkwardly, Haiden stepped forward, probably to say something that had been on his mind. I could tell he was pretty bothered.
"They are going to send warriors to look for Sadie?" he asked.
And although I was so angry at him that I didn't want to speak nicely or even normally, the question was about an innocent girl. I could only imagine how anxious he must be, thinking his child was out there.
