Chapter 67: Mind readers

There's nothing more hurtful than thinking no one sided with you and your friend whom you think wouldn't do something terrible would do something terrible.

She may be in a hard time right now because no one's believing in her.

I ran to the stairs to my room and locked the door.

I fished my phone in my pocket and hit her with a text. It's almost midnight, and the sky's clear and dark and seemed too far away.

I knew that there would always be a chance to save Hayley, and that chance was now because if I didn’t fight with her, what kind of friends are we? Sure thing we don't hang out as much as most friends do, but she's been thoughtful and cheerful and treated me as a friend in school.

I tried to be as silent as possible on opening the balcony's window, I'm trying to sneak out but I don't want them to think I sneak out I want them to think that I've been up in my room crying because they hurt my feelings.

Maybe I want them to feel remorse.

When the wind rushed through me, I inhale