Chapter Eighty
Isla
The sound carried on the craggy cliff’s wind.
Anguish.
Anger.
A fifteen-year-old boy’s grief yelled into the cruel vastness.
I pushed the covers down to try to catch it.
All that landed were glass shards of guilt.
Desperate, I prayed to the same ocean that had almost killed me, to the warriors in her depths, to take his pain and sweep it out to sea.
Then I closed my eyes, pressed my hands over my ears, and acquiesced to drowning in the inhospitableness of this hellish place.
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