I made my rounds for the day, checking in with everyone-making sure that they were fairing alright in the midst of dealing with recent events.
It was hard for me to push aside the fact that they had gotten rid of my little sister to save their own hides, but part of me wondered that if I were in their shoes, whether I'd do the same thing. Nevertheless, in my heart of hearts, however, I knew that I wouldn't.
Doing so was a selfishness that I just could not seem to fathom; and yet I had to look at and reassure those same people that had just succeeded in making the unfathomable a reality.
I could tell who the more prominent culprits of Kieran's sacrifice were-they could barely look me in the eye when I spoke to them. What was even worse was the fact that I found out that it was people, t
