Chapter 89

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There are moments in your life that you know you will remember forever. Certain situations that are poignant and have shaped who you are. Last night was one of them. What kind of psycho rips roses to shreds with her bare hands while screaming like a lunatic? Shame runs through me. This . . . is the level I’ve stooped to. Strangely enough, last night was the first time I’ve slept well in weeks. As if releasing a little of the steam in the pressure cooker has somehow calmed my soul. I don’t feel guilty for being so mean . . . normally, I would. But Elias Miles is an enigma all of his own . . . one that I can no longer pity. “I wouldn’t be friends with a selfish prick like you if you were the last person left on earth,” I said . . . screamed actually. It was a mean thing to say—the wors

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