#Chapter 96: A Good Luna

Tessa

I hesitated, wondering if I had truly heard someone crying or if it was just my ears playing tricks on me. But when I heard it again, a soft sob coming from the stall at the end of the row, I quietly moved forward and lifted my hand to knock.

The stall door swung open before I could knock, and there stood Evie, her blue eyes red-rimmed and puffy from crying.

“Evie?”

“O-Oh. I didn’t s-see you