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Breaking Down Walls
…Isabella POV…
To say that I have not hit a new depth of stupidity in these past few days would be a total understatement. From bursting into Harrison's home and attacking Galland's girlfriend to taking Clayton's child away from him and sacking up in some small hotel room. That can easily be described as the most insane thing that any woman can set her mind to, regardless of which world it is that she finds herself in.
Now, should I want to try and find the most logical answer for doing any of them, I cannot come to one single one.
Why do I hate Clayton so much?
Even more important…why is my Bipolar back with such a great force?
Why do I want to hurt Clayton so bad?
Well, I guess there is only the truth that needs to be told.
And as I try to bear the pain that is consuming my body, try to make sense of this fucking crazy that is brewing inside of me.
I've run out of reasons to run away from Clayton. I've tr
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