"Almost there," Gemma said, gauging my reaction from the rearview mirror. "Are you ready?"
I sighed, watching the world rush past me. The reds and golds of the leaves blended with the blue sky to form a rainbow. It looked so beautiful and cheerful.
I was so not in the mood for a rainbow.
"Don't worry," Tanner said, putting an arm around me. "I promise you will thank us for this later."
I doubted it, but I didn't move his arm. My thoughts were suffocating. What if their treatment didn't work? What if the kids at school found out about me going to a mental hospital? What if I started eating too much? What if I went back to my old body?
What if my whole struggle had been for nothing at all?
"Here," Gemma said as she pulled the car to a stop. She climbed out of the red veloster and grinn
