Her heart had almost shattered. Why, for the love of all saints, must she be the one to experience such feelings of abandonment? Maia couldn't believe what Axel was saying, she even began to doubt her friends, now that she learned what had happened.
Maia woke up with a headache, a huge storm of uncomfortable twinges inside her stomach and a gross sensation of coldness on her shoulders. She was confused, disoriented in the moment when her eyes peeled open. She found herself in the familiar room she had spent the previous night, but her peripheral vision was blurred, a thumping in her head as it pumped with a pang of pain to her temples. As darkness covered her eyesight again, she panicked, eliciting an attack that she really didn't need at that moment.
Luckily for her, Axel was already
