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Chapter 30

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I returned home after this long and exhausting day, too consumed by the overwhelming occurrence. I felt as though the world just made a fool of me, that all of these were just a big joke and I was supposed to laugh it off to somehow get over the pain. My chest felt heavy, so was my head from the continuous tears I let out while I was talking with Tobias. I was filled with disbelief after all of the things he’d said to me that I didn’t know what to feel anymore. There was a part of me that became paralyzed, numb, and the fact t

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