#Chapter 33 Joseph’s fault

Joseph’s POV I didn’t like being awake during the daytime, so I was already tired when I arrived at school early this morning. I dressed in a long coat and put dark shades over my eyes in an attempt to shield myself from the sunlight. It didn’t work though. As soon as I was outside, I could already feel the effects of the sun. Tessa had gone to school by herself. I probably should have told her I was going to be giving her rides to school for her own safety. However, hiding from the sun, I found it difficult. This probably wasn’t the best idea. Tessa stared at me with large eyes as I began to tell her that I was going to give her a ride to school, but we were soon interrupted by the sound of angry parents coming from down the hallway. I quickly turned to see a small crowd marching toward us. I recognized one of the parents to be Morgan’s mother. She had bloodshot eyes from when she was crying. I can’t imagine she had stopped crying since finding out her daughter was killed.