For days in a row, Ethan had been waiting for her outside the campus.
No matter how many times Anna told him to leave, he just wouldn't budge—clingy like gum stuck on the sole of a shoe.
She'd yelled, even thrown some harsh words his way, but he always pretended he couldn't hear, grinning like an i***t every time she showed up.
Even her landlord couldn't stand it anymore and actually spoke up for him.
But there were things she couldn't explain to anyone else, so she just kept quiet and went back to her apartment.
Sunday morning, before the sun was even up, Anna slipped out and headed straight to the cemetery.
It was the anniversary of her grandma's passing.
Back then, after escaping from the hospital, she had someone help check in on her grandma on the regular.
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