Skye-
I should have f*****g jumped out of the window when I had the chance after finding Elizabeth's lifeless body. The worst that could have happened was a few broken bones.
I should have run away and never looked back, but I didn’t, and now I had to face the f*****g consequences.
I hissed in irritation as the rude guard clanged the heavy iron door shut in my face. The sound echoed in the cold, damp space, reminding me of my predicament and the pain that was about to begin.
They were ready to see me as a monster, a killer, without even considering my side of the story. My own mother, who should have known me better than anyone, was convinced of my guilt.
I slumped against the rough stone wall, my head throbbing from where it had hit the table. My mind was a whirlwind, trying to piece
