Noah
Sydney was quiet the entire ride up to my office. She wouldn’t look at me, her eyes locked onto her feet as we headed down the hall. I had no idea what to say to her. Clearly, she had to have remembered something from last night. She’d been jumpy all day, her eyes darting down the hall every five seconds when she was at her desk.
I’d been keeping an eye on her just to make sure she was alright. And to see if she remembered anything. Not many humans knew about us, and I wanted to keep it that way. Elite Humanity was enough to deal with as it were, and I didn’t need any more humans grabbing their torches and pitchforks.
I could feel her fear though. It rolled off her in waves. I’d been watching her since she’d walked through those front doors today, noting the way she eyed certain
