R A V E N N A
I stepped out of the bathroom, freshly out of the shower and feeling clean and relaxed. The hot water soothed the sore muscles and made the pain go away. It was something I desperately needed to get away from everything.
My mind was still racing from the incident, and the stress was not letting me sleep at night. Zane was trying to calm me down, and my friends had helped in their own ways. But, the anxiety was taking over. The restaurant meant a lot to me, and it was not easy to move on from it.
I was just glad that no one was hurt.
I had spoken to Sarah and George earlier, the restaurant was more important to them than me. I mean, it was literally something they'd built from their young age and sold to me because they trusted me to be able to handle it. It was something
