Chapter 63. First Phase

“It was never a natural feeling whenever I am with Ezekiel. It was spontaneous and rough at the same time. I am trying to choose a sane and soft path, but I kept on coming back to that tough road. And you know what’s scarier, I have to face Luther while loving someone else.”

Rachel had been ranting for the past hour to her best friend in the music room as they’re on the way to compose their own music for their finals test. It was difficult to think that she had to undergo this guilt when she had chosen it herself. Why should she be guilty of her own betrayal?

“I was never a stupid girl, but when it comes to love, I already surrender to love.”

She sat on the cushion by her grandfather’s piano, lightly threw the pen at the surface of the black keys, and buried her head in her hands. Rachel got stressed out for the past days, and it’s not about unloving Ezekiel, or going back to Luther, sending a letter to him, stating that he should come back and do the marriage with