The Luna Choosing Game

“If we just ask Julian, is what you mean to say,” Julian cut in. He sauntered closer and cast Nicholas a dagger–sharp glare. “Since I’m the only one with an evil–enough brain required for truly investigating the

underground.”

“You aren’t evil,” I said at once.

Julian’s gaze softened somewhat looking at me. “Thank you, dear. But what I mean, is that I’m the one who can think like them. Scheme like them. You two are too innocent and pure.”

Nicholas straightened. “I’m perfectly capable of strategizing their movements.”

“Oh? Then you know where they’re hiding and what their plans are?” Julian laughed. “What a relief! I thought this might be much more difficult than all that.”

“Jullan,” I scolded, but he ignored me now.

“Someone as high and mighty as you, brother, has no idea what it’s like to slither around in the dark.” Julian’s voice chilled, icy. “The people we are dealing with have no concept of right and wrong. They only know selfishness. They’ll push anyone aside for their gains.”

and good, always abiding by the rules.

schemes. He always seemed to be playing some kind of

of me at

more about using people,” Nicholas

would know about selfishness, but that alone hardly helps us here,” Julian

and blocking their sight of one another.

need to keep our heads together,” I said to To Julian, I

and stopping

Julian, please.”

I needed him to keep his head clear and focused. We were depending on that. I tried to convey all

he lifted it again, his eyes were clearer.

back so we could all see each other once more.

always be my primary focus,” I said. “But after that, I’m desperate to find out my sister’s level of involvement in

her will If she needs saving, I want to

said, and