Chapter 39

The night of my graduation ended up becoming an unforgettable event.

Despite being the most important event, I could still easily remember everything that had happened before her. Because when Edward and I came home, he didn't have time to say anything. I put myself in my pajamas and lay down on your bed. I didn't care if he would be confused, if he would consider me too childish. I just wanted to be alone, but that was impossible when the house wasn't mine. I never wanted so much to be at my parents' house, because at least their apathy gave me enough privacy to cry and consider my thoughts.

Anyway, Edward took a long time to lie down, and it was inevitable that I would ask myself what he would be doing. Some time later, I noticed that his guitar was playing, and I knew that at least he wouldn't be talking on the phone with his ex-girlfriend. I even thought of worse things; that he would be talking to him right there at his house. Edward only la