LILIANA
I don't know how long I'd been asleep for but when I open my eyes, the window shows the dimming sunlight, now a warm orange.
It is a testament to how I've slept through the day into the early evening.
I do hope Theodore is on his way as promised. I can't afford to spend one more night in this apartment. Apart from putting a strain on their finances, even though they look comfortable, a deep sense of unease is beginning to settle in my bones.
When Rachel's father came knocking, I thought he had something urgent to disclose.
Well, he did. But it wasn't for my ears. So I'd gone to my room to give father and daughter some privacy.
From that point when I went back in and now, everything seemed like a haze. Like a part of my memory was hacked out.
It has to be an ingredient in t
