EVANGELINE
I knew I couldn’t stay in Germany.
I couldn’t do the internship.
I couldn’t stand to look at Nicholas anymore. The very thought of spending the next six months with him in the same building filled me with a wave of sickness so strong that I nearly keeled over.
By the time I got back to the apartment, over an hour had passed. I took off my heels, ignoring the blisters that had formed on my feet and packed up my bags. I began searching for a flight when the door opened and William walked in.
“Eva, you should never have left early. They served the most amazing brownies when you left. I managed to swipe one for you but-”
He went deathly still once his eyes met mine.
I was sure I looked a mess with a tear streaked face. I’d changed out of my dress and into a pair of loose swe
