Friction (The Frenzy Series Book 4) - Plot & Excerpts
He refused to elaborate when I tried to question him, but said to watch out for Porschia and that something was ‘off’ with her today. She wasn’t feeling well or something. And he asked me twice if I felt sick or strange. I didn’t – I felt fine, but worried for Porschia, obviously. Tage was sticking close to her side on the opposite hill as we walked along, guarding the wagon and the last people fleeing Mountainside. I vowed to guard them, but didn’t know what I’d do with myself after they crossed into Blackwater. Roman and Ford said they would go to the council and ask them to reconsider, but I knew they wouldn’t reverse their decision—not so soon after making it. Doing so would show weakness and they couldn’t afford that right now, not with the chaos of taking in so many new residents at one time and the pressures that came with feeding and housing them all. Would these people want to be governed in the same way as our citizens? There would be growing pains. It was inevitable.
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