Prologue of Part II – Gone After the Wind
Ashley Clayborne had never liked participating in any activities that involved practical socializing, particularly wild parties where people get drunk and do unsensible stuff all the time. She always had a hard time fitting in. Interacting itself was a pretty hard thing to do for her and, in a way, extremely exhausting. She would rather read a book or binge on a movie other than listening to people's rants and comments filled with narcissistic views.
She loved silence. Her introverted side would always urge her to find a place where she could enjoy being alone. And clearly, this overcrowded party won't give any of her comforting medicine.
Even if she was already sitting in the farthest corner of the living room that had become the central pla
