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“We’re all connected,” Tillia said. “Always seeking a balance.”
“Different.” Tillia put her hand on my shoulder, giving me a soft smile. “But very beautiful.”
Maybe I should simply be grateful that I was on my own. It wasn’t anything new. I’d always been on my own. The only person I could count on to take my side, to see me, was me.
“Please don’t leave me in the dark. I have been pushed to the side, dismissed, and overlooked my entire life.”
He took my face in his hands, dropping his forehead to mine. His thumb traced my cheek, and tingles exploded on my skin. “You’re okay.”
“Would you kill me if necessary?”
“Yes,” I whispered. “If I must.” “Swear it.” There was an intensity, an edge, to his voice that made it difficult to breathe. “I swear it.” “I will hold you to that vow.” He dropped his gaze to the tarkin. “Odessa.”
