Sofia Rhys.
I couldn’t sleep that night. Nor the nights that followed as well. For due to Aiden’s words, I had become paranoid, feeling on edge due to the slightest movements. It seemed, he has no recollection of what he said to me, for he never brought it up, and in a desperate attempt to live in denial, refusing to accept what might just be a cruel game fate is playing with me.
It couldn’t really be…could it?
I know Aiden wouldn’t lie to me. Heck, there’s no reason for him to do so to begin with, and it’s not his attitude. Yet, I still wished he was lying. That he’s pulling some sort of weird, sick joke on me. I know it’s stupid to have that thought, but I couldn’t help it because of how specific he was.
My mind was a mess, jumping at the slightest sounds and refusing to let the li
