Chaotic Obsession
t together, the casual intimacy in their posture, made her feel like a fool—like the little girl at the
edge of the dance "oor, watching the older kids spin in circles, pretending she was grown enough to play along, knowing she'd never truly belong.
The worst part was, she used to admire Layla. She really had. They weren't
friends, not even close,
but Alli had watched her from afar, drawn to her magnetic presence, her e#ort-less charm. Layla strode into The Hollow like she owned it—head heldhigh, laughter sharp
as broken glass, a con!dence that made people lean in and listen. Alli envied that con!dence, that
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