The morning waned, and the stars began their nightly dance among the clouds. I stayed in the bedroom, resisting the urge to leave until hunger clawed at my stomach, demanding for me to eat anything, any food that can fulfill my hunger.
I sigh and has no other choice but to left the bed and fulfill the hunger that I am having right now. Ever since Mason left this room and my eyes closed, I never feel safe again, especially knowing the hard truth about this town, and the hard truth that Mason had given to me. I walk towards the mirror across the room, not too far away from the bed. I look at myself, more likely stared at it. I pity myself. I looked like I am lost, more likely lose a battle of something I do not want to be part of. As I stared to myself, I couldn’t resist but to look at the
