Chapter 26

It was so damn unfair. No matter how much he racked his brain, he couldn’t figure out what he had done wrong, or why he had to endure such a humiliating guiding session as “payment.” He wanted to say to hell with all of it and quit. Even after rolling in the mud, he still clung to the tiny shred of pride he’d fiercely built up over the last five years. He had been dragged through hell and back in that place, and he’d promised himself he would live like a decent human being now that he was finally free.