The Unspoken: Book One In The Keres Trilogy - Plot & Excerpts
I push myself away from the table, mumble something about excusing myself and start walking back to the Gratis Building. My tattoo is radiating heat but it isn’t pushing the air out of my lungs anymore. They could kill me? My own death hadn’t occurred to me; being trained to mutilate or kill others certainly crossed my mind and that was disturbing enough. I feel blindsided, tricked somehow. Back in my den, I stand in the middle of the sitting area, hands behind my back waiting for Abbot. I don’t even change back into my black suit. It’s still in a crumpled pile on the floor. It’s strange that The Mothers haven’t been in to tidy up. They usually start in on a room as soon as you’ve left it. The other Unspoken are returning from lunch now. I hear their footsteps and voices echoing in the hall. Standing in the center of the den, I clench my hands behind my back and set my feet in a wide stance. Setting my teeth, I tilt my chin in the air and wait. There’s a knock on my door and I call, “It’s open,”
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