Chapter 81 - Green

She took a shuddering breath, and steeled herself for what she said next, “And when you did it too, I don’t know it sent me back to that night”

He didn’t know what to say to her in return, a bitter taste left in his mouth at the mere thought that he had resembled that good-for-nothing piece of trash.

As they sat facing each other in utter silence the sun rose to greet a very somber atmosphere that hung so heavily it could have choked any who wandered into it. The air hung thick with a nauseating mixture of guilt, shame, and a touch of anger.

The room’s two occupants turned to face the symbol of the Sun God in all its glory, but no words escaped from clenched lips. The silence was almost deafening to the young teenage girl, and she longed to break it as her discomfort grew.

She could feel his anger, his hatred, and his guilt. It was pouring in through that open pathway like a tidal wave until she was almost drowning in it. Knowing that she had been the cause of his dark emotions fil