Chapter 10CAIDEN
I watched from the shadows feeling guilty for distracting him during the game. I couldn’t place it, but I was drawn to him. I saw him staring out his window this morning, and I noticed him at school even if he didn’t notice me. As he hugged on the guy now at home plate with him my heart sank.
“He’s saying goodbye.” I looked around but was alone.
“Who’s there?” The voice seemed familiar, distant memories longing to come forward.
“Don’t worry about it, just know he’s saying goodbye. Corbin is dead.”
I frowned, “He’s dead?”
“The one facing us is Bryson.”
“The baseball guy?”
“Yes. Corbin was his best friend, he died in a street racing accident two weeks ago.”
I c****d my head as I studied them, “they’re more than friends.” I grumbled still not knowing who I was talkin
