Division Leaders Monologue

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Hiding in this damn room is a stupid idea, but I really don’t have a choice in the matter. Not after everything that’s happened today. The Division Leaders are here and this is where Jensen put me, completely out of sight. It’s for the best, considering Samuel possibly believes I’m unconscious or dead, thanks to Doctor Estin. Unless the doctor told him, his plan went wrong. I don’t believe Estin did. He’s too scared that Samuel would take his daughter off Cryo. He wouldn’t risk it.
Jensen disappeared the moment, he dropped me off in this room. I’ve been alone for hours now and I’m bored out of my mind. I’m going crazy. I can’t just stand here. I can’t stand being stuck in one small place for this long. I have plenty places to hide in these caves with all those cliffs. The Division Leaders …show more content…
My boredom is broken as voices and booming footsteps echo from outside the door. It’s two voices, both male. One unfamiliar and one very familiar. I would know the familiar one anywhere. Samuel. I’m instantly next to the door, listening in excitement.
“Everything in this area seems to be in order, even after having a security breach and a bomb nearly killing three dozens of people in the east wing,” the other firm voice explains and my guess is this is one of the Division Leaders.
“But dozens of people didn’t die and the one who set off the bomb is dead. There are no signs that the Order knows where this base is,” Samuel’s voice answer, sharply. “We have the situation under control and it will not happen again.”
“It better not. And what about that girl who saved all those people?” the voice of the Division Leaders asks and I curse under my breath. Of course, they’re going to ask about the person who saved all those refugees and rebels. They probably want to know how I did it.
I completely forgot about the explosion yesterday. A lot happened yesterday. Two explosions, a lot of yelling and arguing and I slept for the first time in more than half a
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