“Kendra, please. I can’t shift now. I can’t save you,” I begged. I shouldn’t have come here with her. This was wrong. My blood felt cold. I wanted to move, but my legs were frozen. “Please,” I begged again, stretching my hand out towards her. She took another step towards the edge. Just one more step and she would fall. Tears were rolling down my cheeks, but Kendra was still smiling. She turned towards me.
“I’ve told you before. You were always meant for something big Ella. This…” She pointed up and down at me, “This is not it. This is not you. I don’t see that light around you anymore. You are gray like most of the people around here. This is not you,” she repeated.
I could feel every single beat of my racing heart which was now stuck in my throat. The beating sound resonated with h
