Chapter One
It was happening again. The strange yet somehow familiar tingling sensation that I had started experiencing over the last couple of weeks.
Starting from my chest, it grew in strength as it spread outwards to overwhelm my stomach, my limbs, and even my head. It was a mixture of cold and hot, all wrapped up into one. Almost like an anxiety attack, it caused my heart to beat ten to the dozen.
Unlike an anxiety attack that came, thick and fast, when I was feeling low, this sensation only seemed to arise whenever I was feeling angry. And right now, I was angry.
I don’t just mean the kind of angry you get when someone eats the last bowl of cereal or buys the last pair of shoes you’ve been saving your pocket money for weeks to buy.
I mean, the kind of angry you get when someone h
