96 | Night of Terror.

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Sorry for this long wait but I'd an important exam on 29 June. I had no hope that I'll be shortlisted for the written exam but two weeks ago I got the mail and since then I have studied like a maniac. Although the exam went okay—okay and I'm not raising my hopes up but anyway so—I wasn't able to write. I wrote this chapter in two days and I am mentally exhausted.

Like the exam already exhausted me and this chapter exhausts my mind differently to the point I feel like I need a break. So yeah, I will see you all a little later than usual.

E V A N N A

I scream loudly as soon as Liam Rover is out of sight. All the pent up aggression weighing me down finally lets out a little bit. Only a little, not much. It didn't help but I felt good to scream out my lungs. At my noise a cat screeches nearby startling me.

I am angry.

I am so damn angry at Liam. Why does he always act like this? Just when I thought he is being better with his jealousy I get the reality check. Was it even jealousy? Or his anger towards the fact that Dylan took me to the place he was planning too.

I sigh and walk ahead. I have no idea where I am right now but I know I cannot complain because I am the one who asked Liam to drop me. I was angry and he was making it worse by arguing with me. He wasn't listening and I was in no mood to argue with him which is why I decided to leave for now. When he gets his head at the centre and thoughts centralised—which I know will happen sooner, then we can talk. He will definitely come running towards me once he sees through the haze that there's nothing and he made a big deal out of it yet again.

I check my jacket pocket to retrieve my phone and book a cab to my place when I find out it's not with me. Shit! My bag was in his car, I forgot to take it with me in anger and now I don't know where I am.

"This cannot get any worse." I groan and look around seeing if I can ask anyone but there's just apartments around. Sighing I decide to find the main street where I can call a cab and go instead.

In my anger and frustration I didn't pay attention. I am not going to lie but now I am feeling a little stupid to even make such an impulsive decision of leaving Liam's car.

I know he is wrong. I mean how would I know where he was taking me if it was a surprise? If only I knew about the place I would've said no to Dylan in an instant. Liam should've informed me, it is his fault.

Because of him, our date ended before it could even start. Just thinking about it I want to yell again but I contain myself and walk further.

The sun ahead is nearly close to the horizon, it's still light around and I hope I can reach my place before night. At Least I can spend some quality time with my friends. Even though I never imagined I would be dragging my feet in heels at nowhere. The scenario I made in head versus what I am actually going through is fucking hilarious.

I tighten my jacket around my body feeling a wave of wind brushing off my skin. I feel frustrated since everything was in my bag. My hair is irritating me. I want to tie them up but I don't have any band. Pushing the strands behind my ears I find myself at the intersection.

I look around not knowing where I can go from here. A car passes from front and I wave my hand but it doesn't stop. I don't know where I am going, nor do I have any idea how much time has passed. All I know is it has been a long time. I can feel my legs hurting and the palm of my feet due to these damn heels. Although the inches are small, I don't have much experience walking with them. The annoyance I have inside me regarding today's event hasn't subsided yet. I hear commotion going on and my eyes fall on the small park nearby. Small children are playing there, mostly they are fighting and I see their parents trying to budge in for truce.

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