Chapter 103: SIAN

Jace doesn't seem too worried about the cops showing up at school and questioning him, but I was still raw from the whole experience. A part of me was hoping that it was the same person who'd attacked me, but then that would mean there was a madman on the loose and my new friends might be at risk.

Then there was that other part of me that didn't trust Mandy at all, and was wondering if it wasn't her own doings that had landed her in hot water.

There was still that nagging memory at the back of my mind that kept escaping me about the night I was attacked, and the cops were no closer to figuring it out than I was.

"What are you thinking about baby?" I looked over at him where he sat not far from me as we both did the mountain of homework we'd been saddled with. Sometimes it felt like I'd fallen down the rabbit hole, especially when I looked at the ring on my finger, or when I counted down the days and weeks since we'd met.

It was almost improbable that we'd only known each other such a