Chapter Two Hundred Sixty One

Lina finally got to her friend. Without noticing it, the rain had begun to pour down on her on the way to the flower shop. Having told her chauffeur to ditch her once she was near the shop, she now dreadfully regretted her words which flashed through her mind quite vividly… 'You can go now. I don't need you…'

"Oh, come on, it was shining brightly just a moment ago,' the girl cursed while she made her way to the flower shop not far from where she had chosen to be dropped off. staring up at the sky, streaks of blue lightning dashed across the sky, followed by the rumbling of thunder. 'It's just ordinary thunder and lightning. Stop overthinking it, Lina. Get a grip of yourself,' she told herself, rushing for shade.

"Sometimes I wonder what goes on in that head of yours," a mocking voice came beside her.