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CHAPTER TWENTY EIGHT
I ran like my life depended on it, not caring that I may slip and fall on the hard floor, all I just wanted, was to be alone. I cared about nothing at that moment but to get away from Timi’s sight. He didn’t cheat, I knew he didn’t cheat, wouldn't do it. I was hurt because the scene I had witnessed had woken up insecurities that I had always tried to push down.
When I wasn’t with him, I always felt like I was not good enough for him, wondering why he was even with me and not with other more good looking girls. But whenever he was in my presence, all stray thought
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