The ride back to the castle was relatively silent.
Anyone barely spoke after what seemed like days of driving. Joshua was out of it, and Tina was conflicted within herself. She wanted to comfort him in some sense, but she felt guilty at the relief she felt that Heather was gone. How could she be there for him if she wasn't sharing in on his grief? They all felt the same guilt. As much as they care for their friend, Heather caused hell in their lives, and they were somewhat relieved that she was gone.
Chad, on the other hand, could somewhat relate to the young guard. He was with Heather for over twelve hours and saw that she was a victim to some sense. Indeed, the suffering she endured shouldn't have happened to her in the first place. She wasn't the only one who sinned, but it seemed lik
