Chapter 126

SEBASTIAN.

Once I was done signing the last document that had prompted my coming to work today, I threw myself back on the chair with my eyes closed.

A very heavy sigh escaped my nostrils while sitting back there. I took my time to look around me and there was barely anything I could focus on at the moment. I just hoped that when I left this place to somewhere part of the pack, maybe at the moat, at the physician's place to see Hailee or anywhere in the Packhouse, I would find a moment of respite, something that could ease my mind from the troubled state it was in.

There was no denying the fact that my mind was a metaphorical storm that wouldn't stop. It was like a ship in the middle of a tempest and the more I tried to ease it off with other thoughts, the more it got worse, usually resulting in my head nagging with a pain that I hated so much. At the end of the day I would be left sulking with no remedy to any of my troubles.

I just hoped that the end of the tunnel would be a lot