6
Taedon and I agreed to meet at Liberty Park at midnight.
I had trouble staying awake all day long and then from eight to midnight, when the tea shop was already closed and I had nothing else to do other than pace around my apartment, aware that the box was still wrapped in Delia’s throw blanket and hidden in my closet.
In fact, I had barely slept since I got back from Delia's last night. I couldn’t relax knowing that the box was in my closet; Delia’s words and fear kept replaying in my mind; and my morals were shot because I didn’t know what to do.
That made me a huge b***h, but I couldn’t help it. I wanted to hear what the demon knew, and I wanted to avenge my parents.
So, first thing in the morning when I finally stopped wrestling with my pillow and covers, I sent a text to the nu
