Beg, Because I won't Let You Go!
Hazel stared at her reflection in the small mirror on the corner of her desk.
A face without makeup, pale skin, and brown eyes that were painfully honest in a world that wasn’t. She pulled her hair back, adjusting her simple white blouse and oversized gray blazer. Nothing special. But strangely, her heart beat faster than usual.
Hazel gently patted her chest, trying to calm herself.
As she closed her laptop and hurried toward the door, she glanced out the office window. The sky in Herlington was cloudy, but the sun pierced through the clouds, as though shining directly on her — as if the world knew that today would change everything.