Chapter Twenty-Five
I ran all the way outside, stumbling to my hands and knees in the soft grass just beyond the door. My mind was a whirlwind of disturbed thoughts. It seemed as if it couldn’t decide which event was the most important for me to focus on in that moment. In the back of my mind, I knew that the only thing that I should focus on was survival, but it wasn’t that easy anymore. Both Andi and myself had understood the possible consequences of the game when we applied (Andi had even insisted on the gruesome game after describing in detail the way it’s played). Now that the worst had happened, I knew that my mind hadn’t been prepared for it after all. The image of her bloody body split into two halves was engraved into the back of my mind. As I knew that it would be for the rest of my life. I clutc
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