I’m sure

“Are you sure about this?” Aridah asked Farah whilst rubbing the little boy’s head gently. “There might be nothing there.”

“I’m sure. There’s nothing else for us to do here, at least there’s something to look forward to now.”

“You can come with us, you know. We’re not sure where we’re going yet but at least we’d be together.”

“Ari, I’m sure. We will go to the Capital to find my brother.” “And there’s no way to change your mind?”

Farah moved closer to Aridah placing a reassuring arm on hers. “I know you’re worried about our safety but we’ll be fine. We will travel by day and hide by night, we’ll be fine.”

Aridah sighed, accepting defeat. “Alright, but you don’t have to leave yet, you can stay here till you’re ready. ”

“We’ll leave in two days. I want Niko well rested before we begin the journey.” “How are you even going to get there? You can’t possibly walk all the way.”

“We’ll need a carriage, or at least something that moves but I have no idea how to get one.”

Aridah “There should be