CASPIAN
Two whole days had passed, yet everything felt f**k!ng wrong and unreal. Exactly ike a bad dream, I was waiting to wake up from it.
*Then let me go, Caspian,*
*. . . If I meant nothing to you, then there is no reason to keep me.*
Those exact words refused to leave my mind. Why? Even though I was still trying to find the answer, but the questions kept piling up.
Why would she lie to my face, and betray me?
Why did she pretend to care for me and be loyal when, deep down, it was all a part of her plan?
Was I really that stupid? To have completely ignored every other sign, just because she was lost, and alone.
A knock interrupted and penetrated my thoughts. I lazily raised my gaze to the door, aware of who stood behind it just by her scent. “Go away, Astrid.”
“I wish I could,
