INTERNAL SIN
I demanded, suddenly feeling so aggravated, why was life being unfair to me like this, what did I do wrong, who did I offend, why was I the one being punished for a crime I didn't commit?
He hissed and crossed his leg over the other. "Believe me, I'm not your regular angel, why do you think you can see me, I'm special!" He smirked and I cringed.
As I looked at the so-called angel on my bed, wearing a naughty grin that beckoned me to flee and never look back, I shook my head, a faint giggle departing my lips. "You know what, you're not real, I'm just dreaming again, I'll wake up in the morning and you'll be gone," I convinced myself. This couldn't be true; there was no way I'd encounter an an
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