THE FIRST DAY BACK to school turns out to be more bearable than she expects.
Teachers leave tons of assignments, which is a relief. They're going to keep her busy, fully distracted and that's exactly what she needs at the moment. Nobody calls her names, but eyes still pry on her; dirty glances with disgust or judging. By the time, she's learned to deal with those. But that doesn't mean it's any fun or easy to bear. Nobody knows who the real mastermind behind this all is. They don't know this is all Imogen's doing, then again, who cares? These vultures do not care about who falls dead, they just want someone to fall.
Her body shudders because of the chilly breeze and she closes her hand tightly inside the pocket of her jacket, wishing Oreo would stop sniffing on each flower or rock they p
