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What did you just say?

Penulis: Rain
last update Tanggal publikasi: 2026-06-09 20:21:01

Sarah’s POV

The night didn’t quiet after that.

It pressed in, heavy and suffocating, like the walls of his mansion themselves were alive—listening, memorizing, ready to feed every broken breath back to him when he chose to demand it. I don’t know how long I stayed curled like that on the edge of the bed, knees pulled tight to my chest, forehead pressed into the thin fabric of the oversized shirt he’d left me. My tears soaked through it until the black cotton clung cold and damp against my skin,
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