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The Choice
MATT
I felt sorry for her.
The pain was slowly killing her from the inside and though Kyle had made that choice to save her, it was almost the same as if he had killed her instead.
I can’t just not do anything.
Katherine didn’t deserve to suffer.
She was too good for that.
But seeing her confused and not knowing what was going on made me regret interfering with her present.
Did I make the right choice?
I took a deep breath and sighed as I watched her from afar.
It breaks my stone-cold heart to see her get killed little by little day
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