Chapter 50: Awaiting The Whole Truth.

My heart pounded with indignation, and I can feel my face tighten and contort as I struggled not to cry.

How dare Andrew bring me out with these people after introducing Sandra to them—and not giving me a warning? And worse, from the way Seren is acting, Sandra must have had feelings for Max during her visit to London, and she must have shared her thoughts with Andrew and his friends. Before now, I thought that Sandra didn't confessed much to Andrew. At least not anything too incriminating. I assumed this because, when we were kids, Sandra once told me that she didn't divulge anything embarrassing or controversial even in her own diary because she feared an early demise from a fluke accident—something undignified like dropping her hair dryer in the bathtub or choking on a hot dog. And Upon her death, she can't bear the thought of her parents reading an entry that might make them think less of her. I had told her that it doesn't matter because she would be dead, but she said that it's