191 THEY TOOK OUR DAUGHTER
Lise looked around her gingerly, she tried to not be spotted by the caras there or people that road this facility.
She didn’t know how long Sol had held her here, but Lise learned to gain his trust and made him slack off, so she could get away from her room.
Lise didn’t an to get out of this place, since she knew it was impossible. There was no way she could go through a dozen doors, which required different passcodes.
However, at least Lise could find a phone for her to call July, informing her that she was in one of her father’s facilities. She would be able to find her, or she could find River.
She wanted to see her daughter, to make sure that she was all right, she didn’t trust what Sol had said that River was taken care of just fine.
How could she trust those empty words when he refused her plea to see her own daughter?
Lise couldn’t stand it. Her instinct told her sothing happened to her daughter and they had been experinting on her. The thought of it alone made her very sick.
One day, Lise saw this phone that one of the scientists used to make a call, thus here she was right now, punching the buttons with a shaking hand, trying to get through July’s phone.
She almost cried when her first call didn’t get through and then tried for a second ti.
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“Who is this?” Finally, July’s callous voice grazed her ears and this made Lise cry from relief. “Lise?” she asked.
“Yes, it is ,” Lise replied, she wiped her tears with the backs of her hands roughly. This was not the ti for this. She needed to talk to her quickly before they found out she was here. “July, please... help ...”
“Lise? What happened? Where are you?”
However, there was sudden noise from July’s end and this made Lise’s heart drop. She needed to talk to her right now, every second was important for her.
But then, the next voice that she heard made her heart almost stop beating.
“Love, it’s . Where are you?”
Lise recognized his voice, even though it had been eight years since the last ti she heard it. Her whole body was trembling and she broke down into tears, as she fell to the ground, clutching her aching heart.
“Gael...” she whispered his na between her tears.
“Yes, it’s ...” Gael’s voice was hard, he was on edge to hear her crying like this. “Where are you?”
“They took her, Gael... they took River.” Tears stread down her cheeks. “They took our daughter...”
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“Who did that to you?” Chaos asked and this question caught Zuri off guard, she almost dropped the spoon that she was holding.
“I don’t know what you are talking about.” Zuri took comfort with the fact that Chaos couldn’t see her expression right now.
But then, she couldn’t hide anything from him, not when her voice was shaking so much like now and the creature before her could pick the slightest difference from around him, especially when it ca to her.
“I am blind, not dumb,” Chaos stated.
Zuri’s breathing beca ragged when she realized that Chaos was aware about her changes, though he didn’t know the details of it, but she was not in the state where she wanted to talk about this.
“I am angry because you left ,” Zuri blurted out. That was not completely wrong, she indeed felt that way so ti.
“Lie.”
That was a simple statent that ca from his lips, but for so reason, Zuri felt as if Chaos could see right through her.
“You left , Chaos,” Zuri emphasized her words. “You left with Knox and he left with my uncle.” And then her uncle left her in that shitty pack. But the last words remained unspoken.
Chaos scoffed. “Your lie left a bitter taste in my mouth.” That was so harsh and Chaos had never spoken to her like that before, so what he said astounded her. “You keep lying to , Blue.”
“You don’t have any right to judge ,” Zuri said through gritted teeth.
“Your reason doesn’t explain why you are disgusted when I touch you.”
“I don’t.”
And once the words left her lips, Chaos grabbed her wrist like that night and this made Zuri stand up from her seat. The sound of the bowls and plates on the tray falling to the floor was deafening. So of the plates and the glass broke into pieces and this hurt her feet, as the sll of blood filled the room.
Since the two of them were not ordinary creatures, the tallic sll was so profound to their sharp senses.
“Let go,” Zuri said through her gritted teeth. Her whole body was trembling and she had to fight the urge to claw him again so he would loosen his grip on her wrist.
“Don’t do that.” Chaos tilted his head, so his blank eyes could stare at her.
Zuri knew that he couldn’t see her, but the feeling she had right now was telling her otherwise. She wanted to avert his gaze and avoid him.
“Do what?” Zuri asked him, her voice was shaking and barely a whisper.
“Act like I will hurt you.”
Zuri felt her chest cave in and if she stayed like this longer, she wouldn’t be able to stand it.
“You can make it easy for both of us.”
“What do you an?”
“You can either tell who had done this to you, or I can turn everything into ashes until I find out who did this.”
Zuri’s hazel eyes opened wide, she rembered how Chaos had burned those people on the frozen lake down into ashes.
“No, you won’t.”
Zuri wriggled her hand again, struggling to get herself free from him, and this ti Chaos let her go. She ran toward the door without even looking back at all.
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