Chapter 14Evelína skipped lunch.
She couldn't stomach the happy, carefree faces that crowded the tables at the cafeteria. Her loss, her pain and her bouts of sporadic anger made her an outsider. She was a broken jigsaw puzzle, and the pieces that once made her whole were buried with Andrei's body.
She wandered aimlessly down the deserted hallway and thought of him. He haunted her in her dreams.
He would appear every night, dressed in the same clothes that he wore the night he died: a black Adidas track jacket and dark washed jeans.
He would silently lace his fingers through hers and lead her through a field of golden wheat.
Together, they would walk towards an old, shabby carousel.
He would sit her up on a painted ceramic horse, wrap his fingers around the gilded pole, and remain at
