Chapter 38

Eva

I had to reread it three more times before it fully sank in. Pushing away my laptop, I tore my gaze to the nearest wall, completely stricken.

‘What the hell?’ I rubbed my face lightly before looking back at the open monitor. Through the short distance I'd made, the text still remained the same and the feeling was more and more sinister every time I looked at it. I quickly averted my gaze, focusing on the nearest wall instead.

Who sent this? It had to be a prank or a practical joke.

Right?

I fought the urge to look back at it. After a while I gave up and brought my laptop closer to me.

There was no use keeping something like this. I should just delete it and get it over with. Clicking in the email again I reached out to the “”DELETE “ button.

It was right there, shining like a beacon. Deleting it would be so easy.

And yet, I stopped.

The timing was too coincidental. No matter how much I wanted to write it off as nothing I couldn't.

An anonymous email texting me about ‘truth’ afte