“Against their will,” I said. Like me.
“Yes, but--,”
“Go away,” I said, teeth clenched.
“Jennifer,” he cried, his eyes pleading.
“Get the hell out of here! I hate you!” I shouted at him.
He looked at me with a solemn look on his face and nodded. “I will bring you food and drink. Please make yourself comfortable. This will be your living quarters for now. You are safe here. The Council will--,”
“I don’t care! Just get away from me!” I yelled. I was so hurt by everything that I couldn’t stand to look at him any longer.
He had betrayed me.
He and Captain Weko tricked all of us on Earth.
I wondered if the Compiers truly were the enemy. What if it was the other way around? What if it was the Compiers who wanted to warn us about the Revians abducting females from Earth?
I had been intimate with a traitor, and he betrayed me and the entire human race.
Axon sighed and walked out the door, closing the door softly behind him.
I was so angry that I didn’t know what to do with myself. I was so alone now, too, as I had allowed my desires to blind me. These Revians were dangerous. I gasped at the thought.
Had they taken me on purpose then? Was I part of a bigger plan to get more females off Earth?
They must have kidnapped me on purpose. It was Axon’s plan all along, to seduce me, and then take me for his damn breeding program!
But what if he was telling the truth? My heart whispered.
“Ugh,” I screamed, clutching at my throbbing head.
I really didn’t know what to believe anymore.