CANA'S SIN
It was as if his dark eyes were peeling away every layer of my soul, reading every thought, every fear, every secret I tried to hide.
My knees felt weak, and I bent my head, unable to meet his stare. Shame burned through me, mixed with fear that crawled slowly up my spine like cold fingers tracing my skin. I wanted to vanish, to disappear from that place and never look back.
“I’ll see you after the wedding… Cana’s bride,” Don whispered as he passed by me, his voice low enough for only me to hear. The way he said it sent chills through me. His words dripped with mockery, with a twisted kind of pleasure. I could almost feel his breath against my ear again, the same way I did that night he trie
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