The rain didn’t just fall; it judged. Each drop hit like a gavel, pounding against a truth she refused to name. She kept saying she was “fine,” but her eyes were a siren no one else seemed to hear. I knew this storm wasn’t weather; it was warning. So I stepped closer, terrified of what I’d fin… Continues…
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