Andy
I should have run.
I should have done anything else but stand there and scream, but I felt frozen to the ground. The man I'd blindly followed to God knows where was a murderer.
Oh God.
Gio turned his head slowly, blank , cold eyes meeting mine from the doorway where I stood. He looked like a monster. Or maybe he'd always looked like one and this was the first time I was finally seeing him for what he was.
"I told you to go upstair," he chided.
It was only then that I came back to my senses. I turned on my heels and dashed off with no idea where I was going to.
I heard him sigh behind me, "Don't bother running Alexandria. I'll find you."
Tears streaming down my eyes, I skittered across the smooth marble floors, opening doors in search of an exit, or someone who could hel
