Bonds Of Steel (Law And Crucible Saga Book 3) - Plot & Excerpts
For example, he had total control over his facial expressions, however limited they may be. Otherwise, Del wouldn’t have dared to face Law when he awoke from stasis. “Are we done?” Law asked as soon as he opened his eyes. With a faster metabolism, Merrick was already climbing out of the nearby capsule. Del avoided his gaze. He hadn’t had time to test the anti-gravity module added to Thea’s chair. “I promised to wake you as soon as we left the asteroid field,” Vee said. “We just did. Did you sleep well?” Merrick muttered something. “Not really.” Law ran a hand over his face and sat up. “I had a nightmare.” In stasis, dreams, beautiful or ugly, tended to go on forever, or so Del had Del heard. “Is everything okay?” Law asked Thea, who was sitting in her chair with her chin propped in one hand while the other rested lazily on the armrest of the chair. No, Del would have said. The slight discoloration on Thea’s face agreed with him, but since the rest of the bruises weren’t visible she could find an explanation for it.
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