William
The second Bella walked away, the atmosphere in the private room changed completely. The tension she left behind clung to the walls heavily, suffocating almost, and for a moment, nobody spoke.
I stared at the doorway she had disappeared through, my jaw tightening slightly. If I hadn't been here to witness it all, then I would have been able to convince myself that I was overthinking things, or maybe even hallucinating.
Like the whole ordeal wasn't pleasant enough, something about the look in her eyes before she left unsettled me deeply.
It wasn't anger, but it wasn't sadness either. This one had been worse. She looked cold and detached, like she had finally stopped caring.
“William?” Elisa’s soft voice finally broke through my thoughts.
I blinked once and turned toward her. S
