KEALOS.
I walked to her and sat on the bed beside her; it brought cold shivers down my spine. I fought the urge not to let out a piercing cry of pain because so much guilt was weighing on me, knowing what I did to her was unforgivable.
She said, staring at me briefly, but it was clear even from her gaze that she was hesitant to come any closer to me. I swallowed a deep breath while maneuvering close to her; she immediately moved by the edge of the bed, which clearly showed that she was terrified of me.
I opened my mouth as I said, I am sorry for what I did. I know I wronged you. I know I made a mistake, and it has brought about this pain, and I solely take responsibility for it." When I said that, I saw her burst into tears. I went closer to her, and I wrapped my hands around her, but t
