It felt like live ants were crawling all over my body, and I couldn't sit still since I woke up this morning. I had been walking to and fro the ample living space inside the room, wearing the carpet thin and driving Annetta crazy.
"It's all going to be okay. You don't have to worry about anything," Anetta repeated for the nth time. Still, her consolation only fell on deaf ears.
The sun was already peeking through the skyline, turning the clouds pink. After all this time, the view had yet to fail to take my breath away. Being locked inside a dark room made me hunger for all the little things.
But my wonderstruck had soon abated, and then I was back to biting my nails and glancing at the door.
Annetta finally had enough of my nervous antics and blocked my path to stop me from walking. He
