Tight. Controlled.
But the glass doesn’t care about control.
It wants the truth.
It wants pain.
I slam it into the window once.
The vibration rocks through me.
I hit it again, Right in the corner.
Harder.
A crack forms. A spiderweb across the pane.
I should stop.
I don’t.
One more blow and it shatters, jagged edges gleaming in the moonlight, a rush of wind pouring in like a scream.
I stare down at the street below.
So far.
So close.
Wes thinks Olivia will break.
Thinks she’s just like the rest.
Delicate.Temporary.
He doesn’t see her.
Not the way I do.
She walked into my life for a reason.
She doesn’t ask why, she just moves.
She works.
Sheobeys.
Shelearns.
Fuck, I think Ineedher.
I press my palm to the jagged edge of the broken frame, blood beading instantly.
I welcome the sting.
It’s real.
She’s real.