Chapter 13

Debby was staring at the clock attached to the top of the smooth wall of the reception in the psychiatric clinic. The white tiles echoed every sound, and she tried to ignore how the haste of the nurses around her blurred her peripheral vision. It had only been one day since she had accepted Travor's agreement, and she was already wondering if she had done the right thing.

At this point it is worth talking about how Debby was never an innocent girl. And as she was also not old enough to hold on to an individual's certain empty promise. She was only twenty-four years old, but she had lived and learned from a lot of unwanted situations.

Her mental disorder didn't make her take impulsive attitudes. In this way, it is worth talking about how she only agreed with that strange and merely secret plan of Travor because she wanted to consider how far it was to be able to go to get the supreme affection of the individual.

Debby has never been loved. She never h