Chapter 10

At Eden Club, the music was blasting at a volume that could render one’s tympanic membrane deaf.

She thought the vibe and lit of the club will make her feel better.

But she was wrong.

And she particularly picked Eden.

Because Eden was the first club Anderson ever took her to.

She could remember coming with him often during the time her dad travelled on a work transfer to Belgium.

She missed the allure of childhood love.

But she squelched her belly at the thoughts of all her foolish mistakes.

To wash off those impending memories of heartache and blind love, she ordered a tequila and enjoyed the solitude that came with it.

Her reason was evident - if anyone asked why she remained with Anderson that long; it was because he was her first love.

She had no life with her parents.

Anderson brought life to her side.

He showed her a whole new world.

A part of her detested the kind of life she lived now - hopping from dick to dick with no real job or luck. Another part of her felt sh