I concluded that Annoying Jerk could take care of himself so, I focused instead on the matter at hand although that didn't make me any less worried about him.
Wherever the woods my doppelganger had teleported us to, it was raining heavily there.
The rain fell incessantly, each droplet crashing against the ground like shattered dreams.
I slumped to the forest floor, my body heavy with grief, and the damp earth beneath me soaked through my clothes, mirroring the tears streaming down my face.
The world around me blurred, distorted by the haze of sorrow that enveloped me.
I did not think I was ready for this. Hell, I never thought this would happen– that Mama would leave so soon and Anas's well-being would be my responsibility.
But then again, how was I supposed to help Anas when I was stuck in the magical dimension? Heaven knows I had a million thoughts and worries racing through me.
