“I don’t feel great,” Mia said, trying to keep her voice steady. “Think I need to go home.”Lilian’s brows furrowed. “You look pale.”“I probably just need to sleep it off,” Mia said quickly. “Sorry, I should’ve stayed in.”Lilian waved her hand. “No, don’t apologize! Want me to come with?”“No, no—stay. You’re having fun. I’ll grab a cab.”“Text me when you get home, okay?”Mia nodded, her fingers already fumbling for her phone.She didn’t breathe again until she was out of the bar, the night air hitting her like a slap. Her heels clicked against the pavement as she rushed toward the curb, waving frantically for a ride.Her heart pounded as she looked over her shoulder.Was he still in there? Had he seen her? Was he coming?The moment she slid into the back of a cab and slammed the door, her hands began to tremble. She gave the driver her address and stared blankly out the window, replaying Marco’s face, the blood, the bottle, over and over again.The cab ride felt endless.Mia sat s
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