Chapter 12

Since their childhood, their parents had left them home alone, always focused on business. They had to take care of each other, with no one concerned about their well-being.

Now, there was no one left for her. Her sister, who had been her everything, was gone, and she didn’t have close friends to lean on. Even Everett was in a more miserable condition than she was.

She walked out of the isolated graveyard and headed toward the bus stop. There was a lifeless look in her eyes. She felt as though someone was following her, but when she turned to check, there was no one there. She didn’t react, not like a normal person who might have screamed in such a situation.

She reached the bus stop, but while waiting for the bus, she heard a message notification. She didn’t check the message, seemingly unaffected by anything. It was hard to fathom how someone could be so detached.

When the bus arrived, she boarded and took a seat by the window, leaning against the glass. Ra