Chapter 115

KHEIN`S POV

I found myself standing there, fixated on the disappearing glow of Rosey's car. She just left with her siblings before the ball could even end. It's like my whole world was crumbling with each passing moment, and my fist involuntarily clenched as if trying to hold onto the fragments. The night air was heavy with the sting of regret, and the ache in my chest was almost too much to bear.

Rosey's departure felt like a brutal twist of fate, and the emptiness she left behind seemed vast and insurmountable. Each heartbeat echoed the painful rhythm of her exit. The vulnerability in that moment was palpable, and the gravity of the situation held me in its grip.

"Isn't it something to watch her drive away like that?" Amanda remarked, her tone a mix of playfulness and sarcasm.

Unable to bear the mocking any longer, I shot her a glare and gruffly told her to back off. Yet, Amanda's laughter persisted, seemingly impervious to the gravity of the situation. Her amusement heightened the