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CHAPTER 108

Author: Xoro
last update Last Updated: 2025-12-30 18:28:02

Cassian dropped everything he was holding and immediately wrapped his arms around me, pulling me tightly to him. I held on just as tightly, not wanting to let go for even one second.

I was wheezing and gasping, and shaking again. These weren't soft, pretty tears, but tears of anger, guilt, confusion, and most of all, disgust.

Disgust at myself.

Cassian hoisted me up so I could wrap my legs around his waist, and I did. Then, he tried to walk off into the forest to give me some privacy while I broke down. I only held on to him tighter and shook my head, signalling that I didn't want to go.

I didn't want to hide away the monster that so brutally killed a woman who was friends with my own friend.

Saoirse and Barry discreetly looked away, but at least they could hear me.

"I'm sorry," I cried. "I swear, I am. I don't know what came over me! I don't—"

I was hyperventilating, barely able to breathe and talk at the same time.

Cassian tried to soothe and shush me, encouraging me to breat
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