Chapter 83

Chapter 83

A war

Since they buried Noah, the sky never came back to its natural color. Larisa was sitting on the balcony of her room, hugging the picture frame of Noah who already passed away. Her eyes were locked in the sky with its sad and heavy color. It seemed like it was about to rain again. Maybe the sky feels what she feels—her grief, sorrows, and rage. She's anguished and she has no idea until when she will be like this.

"Larisa," David called as he went to her room, holding the tray filled with food. He sighed when she didn't even look back at him after calling her name. She remained sitting there without moving a bit as if she didn't hear him calling her.

David began to walk behind her. That was when he saw that she was only looking in the sky with her teary eyes. Her eyes were already swollen from crying endlessly. Seeing her like this weighs his mind as well.

"You didn't join us for lunch. Gabe told you to eat, right?" He uttered normally as he began to serve the food on