When night had fallen Renee offered to share her bed with me.
“Are you sure it’s alright if you don’t go back to the castle?” She asked pulling out heaps of blankets from under her bed, she’d changed into a pair of matching velvet sleepwear.
I’d seen the Witch Queen’s bird flying overhead a few hours before, and she hadn’t really said anything. Besides I didn’t feel like going back to the castle. It felt like doing that was me accepting the fact that my life was doomed to end early.
“Well, what's been worrying you, little lady?” Renee plopped down beside me in her massive bed. When I’d first walked into her teepee I was astonished to find that the inside was bigger than the outside.
“You can tell?” I rubbed my eyes falling back on the mountain of blankets. She’d lent me a pair of sleep
