Chapter 65

Because I wouldn't accept his death if I didn't see the body. Because I would be the only one who could identify him, because no one but me — and, of course, besides Suzie — knew his physiognomy perfectly. I still didn't have the size of the accident. I didn't know if he was very hurt. If it would be difficult to identify the body. I didn't know if Suzie could be the fatal victim. I didn't know if she cried, screamed, ran or delayed. I found Daniel at the end of the stairs, walking from one side to the other, also not knowing how to react. But he had the credit of never having spoken to Edward. Of never having said such cruel words against your face. And he also never lived a romance that would lead to his grave. I did, and I didn't know how I should act.

We went back to your car and left for the hospital. I looked on my cell phone, looking for some more call, but I could only see that it was an hour until dawn. Daniel remained silent, but dr