Ethan James Gregory
After I ate dinner with her suspicious grandma, it looks like she’s acting normal, but there’s something inside me that tells me that she isn’t totally normal.
I’m not judgmental, that’s just what I really feel around her, after she ordered me to clean myself while she’s going to wash those plates that we used, I decided to roam around the place to check if there’s something odd.
What Laine’s grandma said a while ago still confuses me, and I’m a bit upset that she didn’t tell me anything about this.
I bitterly smiled to myself, “How could she tell me? We argued on our last conversation and she probably thought that this would be the best way to say goodbye,” I whispered to myself before trotting towards the first floor.
Will she forgive me? I was a jerk who was thi
