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Chapter 16

Author: Cherish
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-07-10 06:50:15

We were on the run, again.

It's been four days since the abduction and we hadn't stopped running. We even hot-wired a car and dyed our hair blonde and changed our names... again. To stay off the raider.

We were now Gabriella and Emilia Bianchi, sisters. We were in some city in Rome. I had swallowed a couple of pills Amaya got for me the past couple of days so I felt better, physically that is. I was currently standing by the window of my room, looking below at the hustle and bustle of the great city. The honking of cars accompanied by the voices of hundreds of people speaking at the same time seemed so loud and yet so silent, distant. I was in my own world, my own bubble, the stress of the past few days finally catching up to me. I had come to the window in hopes of getting distracted from my spiralling thoughts, a relief from my inner turmoil but even the city below and the noise couldn't distract me from myself.

I had only one image stuck in my head, the image of our kitchen bac
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