EVANGELINE
“Eva, wait!”
I ignored the sound of someone yelling my name and headed straight for the gate. I didn’t drive here, so I didn’t have a way to go back home, but I didn’t care. I just needed to get away from Nicholas as quickly as possible.
It was like every single time I thought things were getting better, they just got worse. It was bad enough that I had to deal with Alex in my personal life, but everyone knew about it. I thought we did a good job at keeping his indiscretions hidden, but clearly we weren’t.
“Eva, stop!” a hand wrapped around my wrist, dragging my feet to a stop. “Where are you going? I’ll take you home.” I turned to find William staring at me, his brows furrowed in concerns. “Are you alright?”
“Do you also think I’m pathetic, William?” I asked. “Do you thin
