Chapter 124. Can't Tell the Truth

BRINLEY'S POV.

I couldn't say it, even when I wanted to. There couldn't be a chance that Marku and Coal could really know about it.

I stared at the ceiling for another minute, feeling quilty for what I really did. I blocked Marku and Coal again. And I didn't know what to really explain to them.

Despite everything that happened Coal was currently here with me in the bathroom but I didn't want to look at him. The moment I was done with blocking them, Marku ordered Coal to bring me in the bathroom.

They both weren't pleased by what I did but no one commented about it yet.

But inwardly I felt quilty and even though Coal was with me, I was feeling out of the place.

I had my attention on the warm water as it drizzled across my legs and slipped underneath my feet before washing away. Coal's soft yet rough hand moved across my skin, cleaning off the blood and dirt.

I didn't move.

"You're going to be fine, Brinley. You had strength to