SABINE'S POINT OF VIEW
TWO WEEKS BEFORE PRESENT DAY
She looked at me with nothing but pure shock in her eyes as she kept her mouth agape and her hands by her side
"It can't be," she whispered loud enough for me to hear, or maybe I was just too eager to hear what she had to say
"I want to know everything," I said while sitting on the steel chair in front of her. Dominic moved from the corner of my eye, his posture tense and alert as though he was ready to strike her in case of anything
I didn't think that would be needed, though; she looked too frail to be worth the trouble
"I am so sorry, if I knew," she said, sobbing, making me want to tear her throat out, her tears meant nothing to me, I wanted the truth, and after that, she could be set on fire right in front of me, and I would
