Madison forcefully help me to lay down on the bed. She turn off the lamp and told me to get some sleep. She walk out of the door.
I tossed and turned for almost six hours straight. There was nothing for it;
I stared blankly into the dark space of the room wondering what their end would look like. Probably the same way their relationship began; alone and afraid of failure. My eyes were heavy and dry - I was desperate for sleep, but I needed a plan. I needed to find a way out, for both of them.
“I smell burning,” came a mumble from the bundle of brown hair poking from the blanket. “Can’t you turn that brain off for two minutes?”
I let a weak smile tickle on my lips. It had been a while since eaither both of us had been able to crack a joke. The sound of the rustling blanket echoed acros
