The Man Who Taught Me Sin
I can’t sit here and talk about honeymoons or dream weddings when I can barely keep myself from falling apart.
“I have to meet up with Jenny,” I say quickly, standing from the couch a little too fast. My vision blurs for a split second, but I ignore it. “I’ll see you later, okay?”
“Kassy—”
“I’m fine,” I cut in, taking a step.
The world tilts.
Just for a second, everything shifts. The room spins, and before I can take another breath, my knees give out.
“Kassy!” my mom screams as my body starts to fall, but somehow she catches me before I hit the floor. We both stagger, her arms shaking as she tries to hold me up.