CHAPTER THIRTY-SIX
CHAPTER THIRTY-SIX: ••• ••• [ THIRD PERSON POINT OF VIEW ] A YOUNG girl sits alone in the back seat of a car, positioned right in the middle, her small body framed by the empty seats on either side of her. The car is still, parked in the quiet of the night, but inside her, a storm brews. Her back is pressed against the seat, her knees drawn up slightly as she hugs herself, trying to fill the emptiness around her. Her head tilts down, chin resting on her chest, strands of her hair falling like a curtain over her face, shielding her from the world. She doesn’t cry, though her eyes glisten with unshed tears. Her lips pressed tightly together as if holding back words or sobs that might shatter the silence. The car's interior feels suffocating despite its stillness, the cool air car
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