chapter 30- Thoughts

She didn’t want to disturb them, not when they had already been through so much hardship, so much suffering, she didn’t want to upset them further…but she had nowhere else to turn.

She turned into her classroom and found herself standing there, looking into the classroom window at the scene in front of her. She had always been curious about the world outside of this facility, and although her curiosity only grew stronger in college, she had refused to leave. It was too dangerous for them, too much responsibility, especially after what had happened, so she stayed there, trying to forget everything that had happened to her, trying to make new memories, new family. She tried very hard, but she still had problems remembering things she didn’t remember having, things like names or faces or the color of her skin. But somehow, in all these years, they never noticed that she was losing her grip, and eventually she became so consumed with grief, and confusion, that she was driven out of the pr