Chapter 50 His Delusion
I feel so bad for Ashton. This makes me grieve for him, imagining that maybe this is all a domino effect of losing his mental stability from the loss of his wife. Any loss can be crippling, but you can feel in every word said, just how much he loved her. The weight of the desperation in his eyes seems to flatten my heart, making me feel as though I would be responsible for breaking his entire world or reality by telling him I'm not Sarah... Well, that's if he would've believed me. But because of his obvious depression, and loneliness clouding his judgment, I can tell this is going to be a long uphill battle to get it through his head that I'm not part of his happy ending in this fantasy. I thought my breaking the news would be all that he needed to leave this fantasy idea behind. But
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