ADRIAN'S POV I was utterly shocked when I saw Eva walk out the tower room – she was the last person that I was expecting to see at that time. My eyes widened, I thought I was hallucinating so I used both my hands to rub my eyes but she was still standing there — it was real, I wasn't hallucinating. Trust me to flub – in less than five minutes I had already forgotten the promise I made to myself about not letting Eva distract me. I recalled all the silly thoughts I had in my head concerning her and I was losing it. Looking at her lips without not being to taste them was driving me nuts and causing my heartbeat to accelerate. "Adrian?? What are you doing here??" Eva called out and jolted me back to reality. Thank goodness she said something otherwise I would have started to drool because of how I kept my mouth agape, staring at her. I closed my mouth but I didn't look away – I couldn't stop staring at her. I didn't answer her because so many thoughts were running through my head at t

ADRIAN'S POVThe weather was extremely cold that morning. I got up at five a.m. not because I wanted to but because I had to. I'm not a morning person so I hated waking up early – I don't do early at all. I stretched my body and yawned, then I stood up from the armchair I had slept in and went out for a small walk to stretch my legs because my legs were cramped up.As I stepped out of Eva's house, I began to shiver with cold because an extremely cold wind was blowing – the cold was piercing. My hands and feet were numbed with cold. My nose began to run and my ears were as cold as ice. I was chilled to the marrow and my legs became stiff and cold. I changed my mind about taking a walk and went back inside.I had spent my night at Eva's house. After all that happened last night, I couldn't go back home and I also couldn't fulfil the promise I had made to my father. Damn, I'm sure that he would be feeling very disappointed in me. The old man would say that he was right, that I wasn't rea

EVA'S POVAs the sun began to peek through the windows, I slowly opened my eyes to see that it was morning already. I yawned and stretched my arms above my head, taking a moment to bask in the warmth of my cozy bed. I rolled over and glanced at the alarm clock on my nightstand, surprised to see that it was already 9:00 a.m. 9??? Woah!! I was planning on waking up early that morning but I guess that I didn't plan well enough, maybe next time.I sat up and swung my legs over the edge of my bed, planting my feet firmly on the soft carpet beneath me. The last couple of days have been rough for me. I woke up each day feeling dizzy with a piercing pain in my stomach but this morning felt different. I was feeling so much better – no piercing pain and no dizziness, I felt fine.As I stood up and made my way over to the window, I looked outside and smiled at the bright blue sky and the warm rays of sunlight that were streaming into my room. I couldn't help but notice a group of people huddled

EVA'S POVAs the partygoers in the bar began to filter out of the door one after the other, I couldn't help but feel a sense of emptiness wash over me. I had to force a smile and laugh at all the right moments with my newly found friends after Zayn left, but inside I felt hollow.My friends took me back home and bid me farewell. I didn't know if they would drop by to see me again but I wished that they would someday. I had a good time though and I liked it. I went upstairs to my room to rest because I was exhausted from all the laughing and talking. So I quickly took a shower and put on my nightwear. "What a day!!" I thought to myself and sighed as I made my way to the window, staring out at the night lights as they twinkled in the distance. The streets were so empty and quiet and it made me feel incredibly alone.As I looked out, memories of how I used to sneak out to see Adrian flooded my mind. I remembered the thrill of it all, the feeling of his lips on mine, and the warmth of his

TARA'S POVThe cool evening air was a refreshing change from the sweltering heat of the day. The sun had just set, casting a golden glow over the horizon. The sky was painted with hues of pink, orange, and purple, like a watercolor painting, coming to life. The streets were quiet, with only a few cars and bicycles passing by. The leaves of the trees rustled gently in the breeze, casting flickering shadows on the pavement and the air was filled with the sweet scent of blooming flowers. Birds chirped and sang their evening songs, and the distant hum of crickets could be heard.I sat on my porch and took a deep breath, savoring the cool, crisp air as I watched my best friend Eva walk out of my house and disappear down the street. Eva was looking so dejected and it bothered me. I couldn't shake the feeling of uneasiness that washed over me. I knew that something was wrong with Eva, and I needed to do something to help her. I needed to look for a way to help Eva even though I was paid to b