CHAPTER 127

KYLO’S POV

The workplace felt eerily silent, deranged without its customary noises of background bothers. Once bustling with a lot of people and energy, my surroundings were now lifelessly tranquil.

For several minutes I focused on my computer’s screen but absentmindedly flicking through those untested files piled up high on my table.

There was nothing important anymore—the whole world no longer interested me—everything appeared so pointless before her very eyes even though she would have lived forever in dreams only if she never got tired.

Varya.

Her name would not go from my thoughts; it was like an eerie refrain that would not go away. I had mentally gone over every scenario and possibility of what might have happened to her, but nothing made sense. She had vanished without a trace, leaving an emptiness in her wake that swallowed everything.

I hadn’t wanted to believe it at first, the idea that she could leave like that. In spite of all we had gone through together and all of the m