Chapter 110. The Interrogator

CLARISA

Carmen came with the news that Jacob had woken up and was no longer in danger. I hugged her and then Jason so I could share my joy. Everyone was happy; it was a miracle that he had been saved, contrary to what the doctors and experts said about the venom of this species of spider, especially after so many bites.

Lion hugged me, breaking the hostility that lay between us and sealing a kind of peace for us. I did not want to hate him; the memory of Jossie in his arms did not hurt me as much anymore. I wanted to see him as a friend so he would not hurt me as much. Ian was also overjoyed; the king was very important to him.

The interrogator was still in the dungeon, and we had positioned ourselves a little further out in the corridors to keep an eye on what was happening there. I wondered what he would do to get the truth out of him and whether he would succeed. I thought it unlikely, for the vagabond had an iron will that nothing could break. He had little rea