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The Forest of Darkness
Michelle kept her eyes on Reigna. She was lying unconscious on the shore while Cherry wiped the cold sweats off her forehead. What she did was unexpected, but Michelle somehow believed that it was what the headmaster was referring to when he said they needed to keep Reigna alive. It irked her so much now, especially to the way the headmaster phrased it. Was it likely that she would lose a friend yet again?
Speaking of a friend, she still couldn’t believe that they left Jane once again. She didn’t what really happened, but her own eyes witness how Jane swelled. Though they were unable to see the whole thing because all of them had drowned in that sea.
“The headmaster didn’t warn us about that sea, didn’t he?” said Karina, her eyes still wide as she stared at the waves. Perhaps, this would b
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