The Hundredth Rejection
Yet, I was blind enough to cling on for five years.
“I don’t mind at all. Your health matters more, Anna.”
Without question, I climbed to the back seat.
Through the rear-view mirror, I noticed the frown across August’s brows.
I turned to face the window, choosing to ignore him.
The scenery outside the window looked unfamiliar, and after some distance, I realized that this wasn’t the way back home.
Picking up on my confusion, August murmured, “You’ve lost some weight, so your gown won’t fit. With our ceremony in two days, we should have time to get a new one.”
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