Chapter 109. Depressed

Her question echoed in my mind, and I felt a wave of peace hit me, but I still don't think it was enough to save me from the world of emotional pain that I was in.

I stared at her, tears pricking my eyes. Then I smiled sadly before replying, “Why didn’t you say something?”

The woman was a foot or two away from me. She sighed. “Why did you need me to say or do something? Why did you need me to interfere with fate; to interfere with your destiny?”

I scoffed. “You could have saved her! She was a damn kid!! She just—she just got married!” The tears rolled down my face freely, and the knot in my throat got harder. “You could have saved her,” I added, my voice breaking before sniffling and waiting for a response.

The Moon goddess stared at me, a small smile on her face, and a look in her eyes as if she knew something that I didn’t. And I guess she did, she was a freaking goddess, wasn’t she? “Answer the question, Sara.”

I swallowed hard. Then I smiled again as I sho