CASSANDRA
Mama and Davies went to the airport early in the morning. They said they would take a few days off to celebrate their wedding.
I've never seen Mom so happy in her entire life. I'm glad she finally found the happiness she's been looking for.
I exhaled heavily many times. I sat leaning against the back seat of the car. A driver took me to a new school. It felt a little awkward because I always went to school alone. This time I was pampered like a princess.
"Is there anything you need, Miss Cass?" The driver asked me to talk. He looked at me through the rearview mirror.
He's not a driver. But this morning, he insisted on replacing the driver's job to take me to school personally.
"No, I'm fine. I'm nervous because I have to adapt to a new school again.
I bowed my head while p
