#Chapter 103: The Sting Of Rejection

Ollie’s POV They didn’t wait long to ask, it seems. I thought they would maybe build up to it more, instead of asking straight out of the gate. Having overheard the conversation they’d been having, I should have been prepared for the eventual asking of this question, yet it still seemed to catch me by surprise. What also surprised me was how much I actually wanted to tell them. It was nearly an overwhelming desire, despite all of my reasoning from only a few moments ago. Despite the reasoning I still felt now. It was if an essential internal part of me was pushing me toward the bond I felt for the brothers. Whether it was the influence of the Moon Goddess, or my own foolish desires, I couldn’t be certain. Yet… a tiny piece of me, a part that still felt hope, wanted to reveal the truth, to be accepted and loved as Ollie, not just as the mysterious Angel. But a bigger part of me knows how they would react to that, and that part of me, the wiser, more cautious part, is the