Chapter 105

LUNETH I walk into the room where my mom is being kept, and I feel my heart break more than it should. She is stuck up with tubes, and monitors are all over her. The doctor had said that she was fine, and in a few days, she would be discharged as long as nothing more went wrong. I should be happy to hear that, but I am paranoid now. Maljore could cause chaos at this point, and there might be nothing I would have been able to do about it. "Mom," I walk to her and see her head trying to turn to see me. I walk faster and stand by her side. "I am so sorry, Lune," her voice comes out cracked, like someone in need of water. "Mom, why are you sorry?" "I shouldn't have ended up like this since I was on my way to see you." "This isn't your fault; it's an accident," I say the lie, feeling my chest and making it hurt. I could not bring myself to tell her that the woman who wanted me and my husband apart was against this and that we had no evidence to support her claim. If we made a noise of it, p