Anna thinks I'm sick. I've been sleeping much more than usual, and even when I'm awake, I'm like a zombie. "I'm worried about you," she says.
"I'm fine, Anna," It's not like I could tell her why I'm so tired. My mind is racing and buzzing while I'm awake, and when I sleep, I crash. I used to tell Anna everything, years and years ago. Now, though, I'm scared to talk to her, scared something might slip.
She's sending me to therapy twice a week, hoping that maybe Amanda can figure out what's wrong with me.
I'm silent.
Hugo is my only friend.
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The Eye Of The Ankh #Wattys2016
Teen Fiction*EDITED* After her parents' death, Alice joins a group set out to kill chosen members of society. Why? They supposedly commit a crime in the near future that is punishable by death. "We're saving countless lives with what we do." She is chosen to ki...
