Bronwyn felt at a total loss, staggering behind Sun down the shuddering passageway, terrified and confused. She vaguely remembered the night starting out fun and exciting then devolving to something involving green eyes and fear. Bronwyn stumbled again, one shoe long gone, Sun trying to support her, still groggy from the chemicals in her system, but more alert from the shot the other girl gave her.
Sun was unwilling to talk no matter how many times Bronwyn asked her what was going on.
"I don't know," was all she would say. That was unsatisfactory. Bronwyn needed to find her father, maybe the captain, too. They could tell her why her world was suddenly turned upside down.
When they staggered past a giant, melted rent in the hull, shimmering blue from the protective force field, Bronwyn f
