The Last Uprising (Defectors Trilogy)
“Logan was sitting in Greyson’s lap blushing furiously, and Amory was jammed against the door on my other side wearing a stony expression. It wasn’t as though we could avoid touching, and the entire right side of my body was ablaze with heat where it was pressed against his.
Godfrey climbed into the driver’s seat, grumbling something indiscernible about PMC roadblocks, and coaxed the engine to life. He kept his eyes in the rearview mirror as he pulled away, and I knew he was thinking of Ida and ...the commune dwellers we were leaving to their own devices.
“Don’t know what she was thinking,” Roman said aloud to the quiet car.
I stared at him, startled.
“If she takes them to one of the communes, how long do you think it will be before they crawl back into their hole?”
“They’re scared,” said Logan. “They don’t know any different, and now they’re in danger. It’s a lot to take in.”
Roman shifted in his seat, thrusting his thighs out even wider. “They’re cowards.”MoreLess
Godfrey climbed into the driver’s seat, grumbling something indiscernible about PMC roadblocks, and coaxed the engine to life. He kept his eyes in the rearview mirror as he pulled away, and I knew he was thinking of Ida and ...the commune dwellers we were leaving to their own devices.
“Don’t know what she was thinking,” Roman said aloud to the quiet car.
I stared at him, startled.
“If she takes them to one of the communes, how long do you think it will be before they crawl back into their hole?”
“They’re scared,” said Logan. “They don’t know any different, and now they’re in danger. It’s a lot to take in.”
Roman shifted in his seat, thrusting his thighs out even wider. “They’re cowards.”MoreLess
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