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“You’re honestly trying to tell me that those two aren’t in love?” “I never said they weren’t in love.” Chuckling, she added, “Only that they’re not together.”
Our eyes met, green on green, and he winked at me from across the room. And just like that, I was ruined.
Taking my hand in hers, she led me onto the dance floor, and like the habit of a lifetime, I followed after her, knowing that this girl was by far my greatest addiction.
Because I’ve never been your enemy,” I squeezed out. “I’ve always been your teammate.”
I had a feeling that a fella as stable and sound of mind as him, having grown up in a home like this, never had to fight for survival quite like I had.
I fought an internal war inside of my body, where two parts of my mind battled it out for dominion over me. On one side there was the demon that lived just beneath the surface, that horrible fucking voice that controlled every impulse, urge, and reaction I’d ever had.
On the other side, all by its lonesome and looking less appealing by the second, was my conscience. Crippling me with flashes of memories and images of the past,
