Chapter 30

Elinor looked at the scenery before her and took a deep breath.

“I never thought this was going to end,” she said stretching her arms up and smiling.

“You should’ve called me earlier,” Louis said as he gathered the papers scattered on her desk, “in fact, you should’ve told me back at the academy before going on that reckless mission,”

“You’re talking as if you’ve been reachable, I didn’t see you since before the debate day. Where were you off to?” She asked

“Taking care of some business,” he answered and she rolled her eyes.

“When you let me know when you’re plotting something, I will make sure to tell you about what I’m doing,”

“I don’t like you putting yourself in danger like this. Since Nicolas died, you’ve been acting unlike yourself. It’s not like you to be this reckless,”

“Maybe I am acting like myself for the first time,” she challenged.

“You’re smarter than this, Elin, you can’t fool me with that act.” He said.

Elinor sighed and remained silent for a while.

“When was the audie