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I don't know what I'm doing here in Cassidy's bedroom. I don't really know why I'm sprawled across her creaky old bed.

But wait.

I do.

As I stare up at the ceiling, I fight the urge to cry, even though I know I have every right to. Cassidy doesn't like it when I cry.

"It's loud and irritating," she'd told me before turning away and leaving. That was three hours ago.

She hasn't come back.

"I'm scared," I find myself whispering into the night, so very aware of what's happened — who did it.

I'm scared.

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