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She glanced around at the crowd of people, on their faces she could see fear. She couldn’t really blame them, she was also fearful. She knew that at any given second that they could be attacked and killed. She uttered out a sigh as she bit down on her lip.The moment she felt his hand take hold of hers all her fear seemed to melt away. He was the only one that could manage to do that, she wasn’t sure what she would do without him and it frightened her. Giving his hand a gentle squeeze she slowly turned her head to look at him, her dark hues stared into his. Spreading across her face was a smile when she heard him. “Are you worried about me?” She whispered in a soft voice, she was going to tease him, but the look upon his face told her she …show more content…

Her index finger tapped against it. She made a face when she heard his comment it was enough to make her stomach turn. She was starting to see why Eric didn’t like him. Though she wasn’t going to let him know what he had just said bothered her. Taking in a deep breath she forced a smile, “Alright, I’ll go round up as many of them as I can.” She stated with a slight nod of the head. Turning she began to walk opposite of Cain, heading off towards the house associated with the first name on the list.

As she walked she passed a yard where a few children played, the sound of their laughter brought a smile to her face. before coming to a stop. They were the reason she was willing to fight for this place. She nodded her head and picked up her pace, within a matter of seconds she stood directly in front of a house. Flipping open the book, she shifted her gaze off the house and down at the book, running her finger straight across to see the health and age of the person. With a nod of the head, she closed the book and turned to look back at the house. “Here goes nothing.” She mumbled to herself as she walked up the steps to the front door. Extending her arm out towards the door, she allowed her knuckles to collide with the door, knocking not once but twice. As she stood there waiting she tapped the book against her thigh, rocking back and forth. When she heard the creaking of wood growing lowered, she knew

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