We all pointed to what we wanted and turned around to head to a table.
That was when I realized the whole room had gone quiet.
Everyone was staring at me.
“Come on,” Cori said, taking my elbow and dragging me to a table in the corner. “Don’t let it get to you.”
We passed a couple of tables of women who eyed me sympathetically.
Kendall was sitting with a group of women by the big window.
“Breeder,” someone whispered. This time, I had no trouble hearing it.
The others snickered.
“Sorry about that,” Anya said.
“It’s the least of my worries,” I told her honestly.
By this time tomorrow, I would be bonded to a lord protector.