Chapter 450: Cut leashes
Kellen was invited to the meeting after lunch. Kellen felt like his skin was prickling because he couldn’t believe that they had scheduled a meeting after lunch. Lunch! When Pamela had arrived on the front lines at 2 am. He had actually expected the meeting to happen before Kellen had to speak to his first class at around 9:30-10 am. After lunch was unacceptable but his standards.
It was only made worse by the absolute shit that was coming out of their mouths. They were only 2 minutes into the meeting and Kellen felt like he was going to vibrate out of his skin, he was so angry.
"Are you fucking kidding me?" Kellen couldn’t stop the words from tumbling out of his mouth. They had just finished speaking, their smug, almost proud looks on their faces making Kellen’s hands clench. His whole body felt like it was on fire. Rage boiled his blood, every part of him on alert. Even Sakura’s face was twisted with anger, her normally happy and calm expression full of fury. Kellen didn’t need to look at Rhys to know he was pissed.
"What is wrong with you?" It was Hill. She was barely contained. Thank god Sergei wasn’t here, or he might have just killed the idiots who were speaking with his fucking mind. Thank god his Mom wasn’t here. Holy shit.
The big wigs, the civilians who had no idea what being on the front lines was like were telling a call full of people who had risked their lives that...they weren’t going to do it.
They weren’t going to send a rescue party.
And that there would be severe consequences if they did.
Kellen laughed. It was a cruel, heartless sound that had a few of them shifting uncomfortably in their chairs.
"You are fucking lucky that we’re not in the same room right now." Kellen said. The fear that they had, the reason why these calls were never in person manifesting in this minute. Kellen had no doubt that half of the reason these meetings were called in like this was for convenience’s sake, and the other half was because they were scared little babies. Well, the fucking should be right now. Kellen had never felt this murderous before.