AIDAN
Leaving my friends at the hall, I headed to the front door and took off running as soon as I stepped outside.
Jake was close enough to take over and shift, shredding my clothes as he bolted into the forest. He pushed me back further into his mind while he did what he wanted.
We both needed this.
Runs usually helped calm us, but it was hard after everything that had gotten on today. It had all been too much to take in. We all caused so much hurt, especially to Mia. That part broke me. Why, I don’t know. Maybe it was because we were once friends, or it could be what was on the photos.
Jake never uttered a word to me, he knew this was my time to think and I really needed to. But there was a linger feeling from him that loomed over, which was unsettling—angry. I didn’t know who
