The Day I Should've Died
I couldn't accept that I'd never hear sound again.
Then Adrian showed up.
He skipped class to visit me and brought a bunch of snacks, trying to cheer me up. He even drew an oak tree on them to represent strength, and a wolf, too. He told me he'd protect me like a wolf from now on.
His eyes locked onto mine, and he made a solemn promise. "I'll always protect you, my princess."
I was the only one who remembered his childhood promise.
If ten-year-old Serena heard nineteen-year-old Adrian say, "I wish you'd died in that explosion," she would've cried.
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