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And Knox knew what McLain meant about loyalty. He saw it in that dumb dog’s eyes, that it would do anything for him if only he would ask. And this weight bearing down on his chest, of the many who felt that way for him and for McLain—Knox decided that this was the heaviest burden of them all.
“What we control,” Juliette said, “is our actions once fate puts us there.”
Maybe Lukas had become her lifeline, some slender thread of hope connecting her to home. Or was he more like a tiny spot of light seen occasionally through the murk, a beacon guiding her return?
It was not about her “love” for Lukas but rather what he represented - a bit of hope for her getting back to her life in her silo.
It turned out that some crooked things looked even worse when straightened. Some tangled knots only made sense once unraveled.

