Chapter 109

“I knew it,” I muttered to myself.

The realization made me more downcast than I thought I would be, because then, I didn't know how I was supposed to feel knowing she was killed.

The thought was gut wrenching and I resisted the urge to puke all over the floor.

Slowly gathering my breath, I walked out of the room, diary and paper in hand.

I was going to show it to Ares, but what I didn't know was whether to show him the weird text messages I'd been getting over the last few weeks.

But on a second thought, I wondered if it was necessary.

I had pegged the threats down to a jealous lover of Ares, but now, I wasn't so sure what I knew.

Were the messages in anyway related to Candice's death?

It was nearly impossible to connect the dots because what could she have to do with everything?

My mind was racing back and forth and I didn't realize I had gotten upstairs and ran into a brick wall.

“Oww,” I rubbed the tip of my nose.

A brick wall in the middle of the hallway?

“Sorry,” Ares caught my s