Lightning illuminated the sky above us, and I wrapped the raincoat Warren had packed for me tighter, but it wasn't doing me a whole lot of good.
To avoid being tracked down by the city security, who reported directly to Theo, we intentionally avoided public transportation until we got outside of the greater capital city area.
It had been raining for hours, and I was beginning to feel drowsy from trudging through the mud in such foul weather. I sneezed, again, this time barely getting my arm up to cover my face, and I willed myself to keep walking.
Warren was concerned about me, and he had been for the last few hours since I'd begun to cough and sneeze. He wanted to shift and let me climb on his back, but I'd refused. We would save that for if we were in danger. Right now, I was miserabl
