Chapter 29

• Scooping me up against his chest, he walked out and put me on the bed, then sat down and pulled off my boots.
• I was a weak as a baby, which was normal after I went through that. “Thank you.” I whispered and leaned back against a soft pillow. It was then I noticed we weren’t alone. All of the brothers were standing near the door looking at me. “It’s okay,” I said as loud as I could, “after that purge, I can’t pick up any emotions for a few hours.”
• A few of them moved closer.