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An Accident

Author: Monellawrites
last update Last Updated: 2025-05-30 16:13:50

Kol

I stared into thin air, recounting Aria’s words in my office.

“You all want to control me so I don’t turn out to be like HER. And I’m sick of it!”

I’d heard screams before. Cries. Accusations. But nothing ever cut like that. Not even when Lira walked away.

Because Aria didn’t walk away. She stayed.

She sat back down and ate beside women who wanted her gone. She swallowed her pride and forked that food into her mouth like nothing had happened.

And that scared me more than her outburst. Because that meant she was getting used to surviving here.

I paced my office slowly with one hand resting on the edge of my desk, the other swirling the amber liquid in my glass. I didn’t drink it. I was just watching it spin. The way my thoughts were spinning.

Lira. Aria. One was a ghost. The other? A threat. Or a mirror. Or maybe both.

“Shit,” I muttered, finishing the drink and slamming the glass down.

Then a soft knock on the door broke the silence. I didn’t answer. It opened anyway.

It was Kath
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