-Liana-
I was quite mad at Jonah, that was all I really had to say, but … but then again, it wasn’t really his fault that we had ended up in trouble again. Yes, the bounty was a consequence of his own actions, but he hadn’t really expected those scary bounty hunters, all dressed in dark leather and weapons on their backs or hanging on their belts, to suddenly appear and want to claim that small bounty. So, my anger came more from me being scared than actually being mad at him. Of course, I didn’t tell him this, and when we woke up the next day ready to leave, I wasn’t really speaking to him, as we pulled our horses out of the cave.
“We should stay away from the main road now,” he said.
I continued to ignore him, as I made sure my saddle was secured properly.
“Liana?”
I just had my ba
