β Scribed by E. L. Todd
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Trinity canβt stand to see Skye broken and hurt. Nothing she says or does makes the situation better. Somehow, Skye seems to be getting worse with every passing day. Months blend together and time canβt be distinguished.
When Trinity canβt take it anymore, she wonders if keeping Skyeβs secret is the best decision. She knows Cayson must be hurting as much as Skye is. She starts to question everything, and even though she made a promise to her best friend to keep a secret, she doesnβt think she can.
Will she tell Cayson the truth? And if she does, how will he react?
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