Sleep didn’t offer me any solace, I found myself drifting off on the cusp of sleep and jolting awake several times. I sat up, pushing my hair away from my face and flicking on the light.
I glanced at the time; it was a quarter after 8 in the night. Getting up from my bed, I made my way to the bathroom, turning on the tap and splashing water on my face. I looked at myself in the mirror, no one needed to tell me how tired I looked.
I pulled a drawer open and got a bottle of eye drops, tipping my head back and squeezing a drop into each eye. I placed it back and looked at the mirror again, my eyes looked clearer; I didn’t look like someone who had cried their eyes out.
Satisfied with that, I walked out of the bathroom, shocked to see Siobhan standing in the room.
“How are you feeling?” S
