Violet
Other than the sound of our boots on the grass and the wind through the trees, we walked in complete silence.
Every once in a while, Rochwall and I would glance at each other, then look away just as fast. It felt weird, awkward, especially since he was the one who wanted to talk.
As we walked, I just kept wondering what this was about, and why now. There was only one simple explanation for this, and that was Adelaide. At least, I hoped it was.
I would’ve been lying if I said I hadn’t been waiting for one of her old friends to speak up so I could hear from their mouths why they decided to betray her.
Not so I could resent them.
No, just so I wouldn’t be making those same mistakes.
Rochwall broke the silence with a light chuckle.
I frowned at him. “What?”
He looked straight a
