Remi
We all walked downstairs together, each of them holding one of my hands. I am fairly sure if they let go, I would die. This was the most nerve-racking thing I have faced since getting kicked out. When we got to the living room, Gentry and Doctor Charles were standing there talking. They stopped as we entered and looked over to us.
“Good morning, Remi,” Doctor Charles said.
“Morning,” I said.
“How are you feeling today?” he asked.
“Nervous,” I told him honestly. Calder squeezed my hand.
“I see both of you have accepted her now,” he said looking at Cullen and Calder. Cullen just gave him a slight nod. “Alright so I brought the remedy,” he said, pulling out a small bottle from his pocket. “Why don’t we sit and talk about what is about to happen?”
Cullen moved toward the couch
